The renovation of the RDS House successfully merges its diplomatic past with modern family living, revitalizing its architectural integrity while adapting to contemporary needs.
By using carbon fiber for structural reinforcement, the renovation achieved larger spans that enhance spatial openness without jeopardizing the building’s integrity, a key goal of the project.
The design balances the preservation of the Brutalist aesthetic with the introduction of modern elements and materials, creating harmony and visual unity throughout the residence.
The final outcome showcases how historical architecture can be adapted to meet current lifestyle demands while still respecting its original design intentions and identity.
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