B-Frame was designed by Peter Braithwaite Studio to sit confidently in the hills of Nova Scotia’s wine country. The project combines a sharp A-frame structure with a monolithic concrete core, creating a striking form that feels both grounded and elevated. The two-bedroom layout centers around a double-height gathering space that opens onto panoramic views of the valley.

In this series of visuals, I focused on capturing the contrast between the raw concrete and the warm, timber-lined interior. Each image is crafted to reflect the building’s sense of calm, openness, and structural clarity—highlighting how the architecture responds to its dramatic setting without overpowering it.

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