Jesse James
Modern architecture is art in which we live. We have a soft spot for stunning design, and today we get a look at a stunning example. The House at Indian Point is the brainchild of FMB Architecture. The dwelling is located on the shore of Mahone Bay, adding a contemporary touch to the rugged Nova Scotia landscape.
Used as a vacation home, The House at Indian Point features a durable facade that adapts to the harsh climate. The home features untreated torrefied wood boards and stone, complementing the surrounding landscape in the process. The triple-glazed curtain wall system uses passive solar energy.
The interior is immersed in the rugged scenery, while floor-to-ceiling windows provide views of the coast. The house also features a terrace with a stone hearth. This space expands the interior into the outdoors for a further connection to the outdoors. Step outside and take in the views, doing so from a modern design full of charm and allure.
Take a closer look at the House At Indian Point in the images and find out more from FBM Architecture immediately. In the meantime, keep it locked with The Culture Curators for more modern architecture coming soon.
Photos via FBM Architecture
