The House of Cross is a single-story residence in Tongzhou designed for multigenerational living, featuring a cross-shaped plan that accommodates both shared and independent spaces. Responding to local building regulations, the house adopts a low-profile orientation to mirror the village's character. The layout allows for visual continuity with its courtyard, with various design modifications enhancing daylight access and fostering harmonious interactions. The architectural form, defined by extended gabled rooflines, ensures flexibility while minimizing load-bearing elements, enhancing the connection between indoor and outdoor environments.
The House of Cross, designed for multigenerational living, incorporates a cross-shaped plan that balances shared and private spaces, aligning with local village characteristics.
By shifting the main hall southward and creating a secondary rear courtyard, the design enhances daylight and visual connections, fostering a harmonious indoor-outdoor experience.
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