Wonderland Pavilion — RÒHME ARCHITECTS
A residential pavilion precedent illustrating seamless indoor-outdoor integration via a deep roof overhang and matching timber decking.
- What we like about this project
- The interior stone wall mirrors the exterior courtyard stone, emphasizing continuity.
Materials
- stone
- timber
- glass
- concrete
Visual identifiers
- stone-masonry-wall
- timber-deck
- cantilevered-roof
- sliding-glass-door
Style tags
- modern
- regionalist
- warm-minimal
Visual tags
- indoor-outdoor
- mid-century-modern
- residential
- timber-frame
- natural-light
- Geometry
- Low-slung orthogonal pavilion with a deep cantilevered roof slab connecting indoor and outdoor living areas.
- Facade system
- Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass panels paired with solid dry-stacked stone walls.
- Structural guess
- Post-and-beam timber frame with concrete roof slab and stone shear piers.
- Spatial scale
- Intimate single-story residential scale designed for human gathering.
- Lighting
- Soft daylight filtering through surrounding dense canopy, casting gentle shadows across the timber deck and furniture.
- Atmosphere
- Calm, sheltered outdoor living room bathed in filtered forest light.
- Environmental context
- Lush, heavily wooded site with mature trees enclosing the private outdoor living space.
- Spatial experience
- Continuous indoor-outdoor threshold formed by large sliding glass panels blurring the boundary between deck and living room.
- Composition rhythm
- Horizontal stratification of deck, low furniture, deep roof plane, and vertical stone anchor.
- Style reading
- Contemporary regional modernism
- Program
- Residential outdoor living pavilion
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- stone, timber, glass, concrete
- Visual identifiers
- stone-masonry-wall, timber-deck, cantilevered-roof, sliding-glass-door
- Style tags
- modern, regionalist, warm-minimal
- Visual tags
- indoor-outdoor, mid-century-modern, residential, timber-frame, natural-light
- Geometry
- Low-slung orthogonal pavilion with a deep cantilevered roof slab connecting indoor and outdoor living areas.
- Facade system
- Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass panels paired with solid dry-stacked stone walls.
- Structural guess
- Post-and-beam timber frame with concrete roof slab and stone shear piers.
- Spatial scale
- Intimate single-story residential scale designed for human gathering.
- Lighting
- Soft daylight filtering through surrounding dense canopy, casting gentle shadows across the timber deck and furniture.
- Atmosphere
- Calm, sheltered outdoor living room bathed in filtered forest light.
- Environmental context
- Lush, heavily wooded site with mature trees enclosing the private outdoor living space.
- Spatial experience
- Continuous indoor-outdoor threshold formed by large sliding glass panels blurring the boundary between deck and living room.
- Composition rhythm
- Horizontal stratification of deck, low furniture, deep roof plane, and vertical stone anchor.
- Style reading
- Contemporary regional modernism
- Program
- Residential outdoor living pavilion
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture