"The Trim House organizes its spaces around a central patio that draws daylight into the interior, creating a continuous spatial field that shifts gradually between inside and outside."
"Rather than relocating the project, the architects chose to adapt it in place, managing to persuade the client to stay with the original plot and reduce the house's area."
Trim House, designed by KWK Promes in Vilnius, adapts to a reduced building footprint while maintaining a connection to the surrounding landscape. The design emphasizes a negotiation between the house and its environment, with a central patio that invites natural light and blurs the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces. The architects responded to new local regulations by refining the original concept, resulting in a triangular geometry that enhances the relationship with the garden and the wooded suburban context.
Read at designboom | architecture & design magazine
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