Bulmers Pointe, BC Canada

2016

 

Nestled on the eastern shore of Kootenay Lake within the Bulmers Pointe Subdivision, this contemporary dwelling seamlessly integrates into the mountainside overlooking the tranquil waters of the lake.

Featuring a distinctive curved facade, the house is strategically designed to optimize views of Kootenay Lake. From the front of the property, one can enjoy sweeping vistas up and down the lake. Parking for the residence is situated at the base of the hillside and above the house. Accessible via a meandering path leading to the living roof and the front entrance, the upper parking area offers convenient entry to the house.

With a focus on sustainability, the exterior materials selected for this home are not only virtually maintenance-free but also highly resistant to the elements.

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Features:

Curved Concrete and Wood Walls

120' curved Balcony

Enclosed outdoor living room

Board Form Concrete Features

4 Bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms

Home Theatre

Living Roof

Integrated Home Automation System

Wind Powered Hydronic Heating System

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Interior Design: Hamill Creek Timber Homes

Landscape Architecture: Hamill Creek Timber Homes

Photography: Ken Austin

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*Ken Austin Performed Design and Construction Management of this project as an employee of Hamill Creek Timber Homes