Agathom‘s contemporary Wasagathom House in Ontario, Canada, offers a fresh take on Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonian design. This family home, nestled among towering spruce and birch trees, features an open yet private layout that seamlessly connects to its scenic surroundings. With a focus on sustainable materials and biophilic design, the WASAGATHOM House provides a tranquil refuge from the urban landscape.

About Wasagathom
Nestled within the lush, verdant landscape of Ontario, Canada, the WASAGATHOM House is a stunning contemporary masterpiece that seamlessly blends with its surroundings. Designed in 2019 by renowned architect Agathom, this family home offers a captivating Usonian-inspired design, providing a tranquil refuge from the hustle and bustle of urban life. A Compact Footprint, a Sense of Spaciousness
Despite its compact footprint, the WASAGATHOM House exudes a profound sense of openness and expansiveness. The L-shaped design, with its intersecting mono-pitched roofs, creates a dramatic interplay of solids and voids, guiding visitors through a curated procession of arrival moments. The home’s thoughtful layout and strategic use of openings ensure a seamless connection between the interior and the surrounding landscape, allowing natural light, breezes, and the sounds of nature to permeate the living spaces.
Embracing the Local Environment
Situated just off the sandy white shores of Wasaga Beach, the WASAGATHOM House is nestled w...