#PlayHouzz
A children’s playhouse designed on a diminutive scale, the Stick House began as 5’ x 5’ x 5’ cube. Elements of a play house were incorporated into the design of the structure, articulated as folds of a single surface of varying opacity. Each component that comprises the cube are self-similar ‘sticks’ of varying lengths. The ‘sticks’ are secured by stainless steel
rods that inform the articulation of the cube’s surfaces. The singular materiality enhances the movement of the surface while informing the pattern of construction. Each ‘stick’ is separated by a rounded knuckle that provides varied opacities in each elevation.
rods that inform the articulation of the cube’s surfaces. The singular materiality enhances the movement of the surface while informing the pattern of construction. Each ‘stick’ is separated by a rounded knuckle that provides varied opacities in each elevation.