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Floor-to-ceiling glazing frames uninterrupted lake views while allowing the lap pool to operate as a recreational bridge between the courtyard and shoreline.

The expansive multi-functional planted roof functions as landscape, thermal insulation, stormwater management, and an elevated recreation surface. A copper-clad office lookout rises above the planted roof as the project's only vertical landmark.

Deep geothermal wells, heat recovery dehumidification, roof overhangs and extensive daylighting significantly reduce the luxury home's operational energy demands.

A sunken courtyard carved into the folded landform introduces daylight, natural ventilation, and protected outdoor gathering space at the heart of the buried program.

GLUCK+ designed the Pool Pavilion as a contemporary landform that merges architecture, landscape, and sustainable design into a single sculpted intervention located in the pristine resort of Lake George in Upstate New York.

The ground floor brings together a showroom, photography studio and fitness spaces, while open-plan offices, meeting rooms and relaxed lounges occupy the level above.

A warm palette of timber, clay, cork, eelgrass and recycled paper fibre ceilings gives every space a tactile character, reflecting the natural materials at the heart of Dymak's portfolio.

BIG organised the offices and showrooms around a planted courtyard, giving every part of the building a strong relationship with the landscape.

Built primarily from mass timber, the building combines offices with showroom spaces around an open courtyard designed as a green amphitheatre.

The roof rises and falls to capture views, provide shade and support hundreds of custom solar panels, giving the building a memorable identity alongside impressive environmental performance.