The design of this waterfront British Columbia residence was influenced by living at the ocean, surrounded by the beauty of the natural landscape. NanaWall sliding glass doors were ideal to achieve this indoor-outdoor connection while protecting interiors from severe storms and chilly weather.
Saratoga Beach House
Application
Designer
Etienne design, Luc Tripanic
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“The NanaWall has completely transformed the space by bringing the outdoors in. Having a glass wall means I can watch eagles soar by or see fishermen catching salmon along the shoreline—experiences I wouldn’t have without these doors. When I build my next house, I’ll definitely use them again.”
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Omena Residence
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Loblolly House
The project goals included providing savannah-like views of the Chesapeake Bay and opening the interior fully for natural ventilation. The plan also called for thermal insulation when the operable glass walls are closed.
“We take pride in integrating our client requests for minimalism and simplicity with the site conditions. Maximizing the views was obviously a critical aspect of our design. Open or closed, the NanaWall doors are the perfect solution.”
— Vianney Boutry, Principal, Atelier VB, Architect
