Canadian Beacon
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Scrap steel and reclaimed wood clad the three-story triangular tower, which hovers over a small deck and outdoor space.Photo by: Paul Orenstein -
The house is sited 100 feet from Ontario's Otter Lake.Photo by: Paul Orenstein -
The scrap-steel staircase leads up to the upper floor, where there's a kitchen and a dining area.Photo by: Paul Orenstein -
The deck built on the ground level provides ample outdoor space during inclement weather.Photo by: Paul Orenstein -
Almost all the furniture in the house was built out of leftover scrap steel and wood from the structure’s frame.Photo by: Paul Orenstein
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