Perched high in the Okanagan valley, the Schlotfeldt Residence, designed by Omar Gandhi Architect in 2021, stands as a testament to industrial design harmonizing with nature. This single-family residence merges with its mountainous terrain, embodying resilience against the harsh elements of fire, wind, and snow. The corten-clad house, resembling a land ship, offers panoramic 270-degree views, showcasing the breathtaking Okanagan valley and surrounding mountains.

About Schlotfeldt Residence
Sitting proudly above the picturesque Okanagan valley, a corten-clad house stands out against the desolate mountain landscape, its sleek, modern design a striking contrast to the rugged surroundings.
Built to Withstand the Elements
Designed to resist and react to the harsh environment, the structure takes into account the risks of fire, extreme heat, wind, and snow that come with high altitude living. Large overhangs provide shelter from the elements, while the base of the structure offers no glazed openings to protect against low-lying fires. A Central Skylight and Light Tunnel
A set of steel perforated stairs leads up to the entry across a perforated landing, inviting natural light into the home through a central skylight and light tunnel. This design feature not only illuminates the interior but also adds a touch of elegance to the overall aesthetic.
An Uninterrupted 270-Degree View
The truncated, arrow-shaped plan is raised up and set into the existing rocky landsc...