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2014 WOOD DESIGN AWARDS - WINNER Multi-Unit Residential Wood Design Andreas Kaminski, aka architecture + design inc. Red Sky Townhomes, Whistler, BC The Red Sky Townhomes are situated in the new mountainside neighbourhood of Baxter Creek at the north end of Whistler. The interiors are distinguished by the warmth and character provided by the use of wood both structurally and as a finish material. Panoramic views of Whistler and Blackcomb mountains are framed by expansive floor-to-ceiling wood windows defining the essence of these open and contemporary mountain homes. A richly textured interior is composed from a carefully selected palette of wood species with a variety of grains, colours and applications. Douglas fir wood wall panels provide an appealing backdrop to the custom wood stairs and accentuate the main living space. The finely grained walnut veneers of the kitchen cabinets create warm contrast and a refined appearance. Oak floors throughout complement the other wood features, and harmonize with the overall character of the interior. High resolution images available. Please e-mail [email protected] “The interior highlights the use of wood through use of contrasting materials. Simple and very liveable.” - jury comments

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2014 WOOD DESIGN AWARDS - WINNER

Multi-Unit Residential Wood Design Andreas Kaminski, aka architecture + design inc.

Red Sky Townhomes, Whistler, BC

The Red Sky Townhomes are situated in the new mountainside neighbourhood of Baxter Creek at the north end of Whistler.

The interiors are distinguished by the warmth and character provided by the use of wood both structurally and as a finish material. Panoramic views of Whistler and Blackcomb mountains are framed by expansive floor-to-ceiling wood windows defining the essence of these open and contemporary mountain homes.

A richly textured interior is composed from a carefully selected palette of wood species with a variety of grains, colours and applications. Douglas fir wood wall panels provide an appealing backdrop to the custom wood stairs and accentuate the main living space. The finely grained walnut veneers of the kitchen cabinets create warm contrast and a refined appearance. Oak floors throughout complement the other wood features, and harmonize with the overall character of the interior.

High resolution images available. Please e-mail

[email protected]

“The interior highlights the use of wood through use of contrasting materials. Simple and very liveable.”

- jury comments