Kwong Von Glinow's Ardmore House redefines typical residential design by placing bedrooms on the ground floor and communal spaces above, fostering connectivity and ample natural light.
The interiors feature a double-height courtyard atrium that enhances the spatial experience, enabling vertical connections and creating a multi-functional area for relaxation and play.
Utilizing a careful balance of privacy and exposure, the design strategically positions bedrooms away from the street, while still engaging with the urban environment.
A minimalist palette, characterized by white walls and oak floors, allows the architectural elements and flow of space to take precedence, creating a serene living environment.
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