The article explores a unique architectural design situated on a gently sloping plot enriched by preserved forest fragments. The design philosophy centers on harmonizing indoor and outdoor spaces, highlighting the importance of solar gain while considering the conservation of surrounding trees. Aimed at maximizing functional living areas on a limited budget, the project features two horizontal planes and ceramic boxes for privacy, all encapsulated by an expansive roof. The innovative use of materials allows for effective thermal regulation, eliminating the need for traditional heating systems, showcasing a successful blend of nature and modern living.
The design prioritizes the relationship between interior and exterior, balancing nature's preservation and ensuring optimal solar gain for the home's functionality.
The house features two horizontal planes and an expansive roof, creating a sheltered living space while maximizing functional layout with private ceramic boxes.
Adopting a minimalist approach, the studio demonstrated how to build effectively on a tight budget by stripping down systems to their essentials.
The project exemplifies the potential of materials and thermal inertia to negate the need for heating systems, relying only on a central fireplace.
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