The expressive roof structure comprises 50 ft. long and up to 12 ft. wide stressed-skin plywood panels, each with Parallam edge chords, and with each panel acting as a unique 3-dimensional shell.  The panels fan out radially from the back of the building to form the distinctive scallop shell shape. Supporting both the roof panels and a large ocean-facing façade are a series of elliptical-shaped Parallam columns.

Bamfield, BC                                                                 deHoog Kierulf Architects                                                       Photo credit: StructureCraft Builders Inc. 

The expressive roof structure comprises 50 ft. long and up to 12 ft. wide stressed-skin plywood panels, each with Parallam edge chords, and with each panel acting as a unique 3-dimensional shell.  The panels fan out radially from the back of the building to form the distinctive scallop shell shape. Supporting both the roof panels and a large ocean-facing façade are a series of elliptical-shaped Parallam columns.

Bamfield, BC                                                                 deHoog Kierulf Architects                                                     Photo credit: deHoog Kierulf Architects 

The expressive roof structure comprises 50 ft. long and up to 12 ft. wide stressed-skin plywood panels, each with Parallam edge chords, and with each panel acting as a unique 3-dimensional shell.  The panels fan out radially from the back of the building to form the distinctive scallop shell shape. Supporting both the roof panels and a large ocean-facing façade are a series of elliptical-shaped Parallam columns.
Bamfield, BC                                                                 deHoog Kierulf Architects                                                       Photo credit: StructureCraft Builders

The expressive roof structure comprises 50 ft. long and up to 12 ft. wide stressed-skin plywood panels, each with Parallam edge chords, and with each panel acting as a unique 3-dimensional shell.  The panels fan out radially from the back of the building to form the distinctive scallop shell shape. Supporting both the roof panels and a large ocean-facing façade are a series of elliptical-shaped Parallam columns.
Bamfield, BC                                                                 deHoog Kierulf Architects                                                       Photo credit: StructureCraft Builders

The expressive roof structure comprises 50 ft. long and up to 12 ft. wide stressed-skin plywood panels, each with Parallam edge chords, and with each panel acting as a unique 3-dimensional shell.  The panels fan out radially from the back of the building to form the distinctive scallop shell shape. Supporting both the roof panels and a large ocean-facing façade are a series of elliptical-shaped Parallam columns.
Bamfield, BC                                                                 deHoog Kierulf Architects                                                       Photo credit: StructureCraft Builders

The expressive roof structure comprises 50 ft. long and up to 12 ft. wide stressed-skin plywood panels, each with Parallam edge chords, and with each panel acting as a unique 3-dimensional shell.  The panels fan out radially from the back of the building to form the distinctive scallop shell shape. Supporting both the roof panels and a large ocean-facing façade are a series of elliptical-shaped Parallam columns.
Bamfield, BC                                                                 deHoog Kierulf Architects                                                       Photo credit: deHoog Kierulf Architects