These wooden dwellings by HGA Architects and Engineers sit atop concrete piers on a sloping site in a Minnesota woodland.
The rectilinear home is nestled into a gently sloping site. Highly reflective glass walls are framed with black steel and rise from an exposed concrete foundation.
The studio is partly submerged into the earth of the sloping site. This means the floor inside is level with the surface of the road, resulting in an increased ceiling height within the space.
