Keith Dewey of Zigloo - Modern Contemporary Design and Architecture - Unique Custom Home Architecture and Unique Home Design Located in Victoria Vancouver Island
Projects
zigloo domestique gallery 
Two-By-Four 
Final Photo Gallery 
Zigloo Domestique - Completed Exterior 
Interior Finished 
Zigloo or Igloo? 
Zigloo Domestique nearing completion 
NEWS Group Sept. 1, 2006 
Zigloo Domestique June 06 
Domestique May 06 
Zigloo Media Release 
Zigloo Domestique The Plans 
Domestique April 06 - Major Progress 
Domestique Mar 06 
Domestique Feb 06 - The site 
Bauhaus Bedside Table Design 
View-dio Small Custom Building Design 
House on a Rock |
 Snowy Zigloo 1: As the Snow Flies When a moist front meets a cold air trough from the arctic, the result is snow. This is very rare in Victoria BC (the tropics of Canada) and a snow storm that drops 16" of snow in 24 hours can close the city down for days. Luckily we moved in the day before and had plenty of organizing to do for the next 3 days. top  Snowy Zigloo 2: Technology that is Up to the Task The steel roof does a very good job of shedding the snow. The in-floor heating system keeps the house at a very comfortable temperature and the tankless hot water heater provides all the hot water we need for showers and dish cleaning. top  Snowy Zigloo 3: God is in the Details * The energy efficient windows and extensive waterproofing and flashing keep the structure dry and environmentally sealed. (* Mies Van der Rohe) top  Snowy Zigloo 4: View from the Top The view from the Master Bedroom looks out over a winter wonderland. top  Snowy Zigloo 5: Southern Exposure Looking south, the adjacent parking lot will be pretty quiet for the next few days. top  Snowy Zigloo 6: A nice warm Den The Den has a balcony that overlooks the driveway and storage shed ... all topped with a white frosting. top  Snowy Zigloo 7: Interior Sneek-Peek The Master Bedroom features a nice, warm fireplace ... very comforting during a snow storm. top  Snowy Zigloo 8: Interior Sneek-Peek This image is just a detailed look at the main bathroom's level of finishing - hard to believe you are in a shipping container, isn't it! top |
