ID House nestled within the serene ambiance of the urban housing complex itself, was built on an area of 300 sqm with a total building area of 500 sqm. This house is designed to meet the needs of a small family, consisting of two children, with a primary focus on seamlessly integrating the outdoors and indoors. The central objective is to foster an environment that encourages family interaction and shared moments.
Spanning across three distinct floors, the house boasts a unique spatial arrangement that enhances the living experience. The first floor introduces an open-plan concept, merging the living and dining areas to create a harmonious environment. This design choice dissolves the boundaries between the interior and the adjacent garden, forging a strong connection with nature.
On the second floor, one finds a family room, a guest bedroom, and a work area. On this level, there is a large void that pierces through the middle, effectively bridging the family room and dining area on the first floor. This architectural element fosters a sense of continuity and unity within the house, further promoting family togetherness.
The third floor serves as a space for privacy and relaxation. It houses the master bedrooom and children’s bedrooms, providing each family member with their personal retreats. This separation of spaces on the upper level allows for quite solitude when needed, while the lower floors remain dedicated to communal living and interaction.
Team:
Architect: Wahana Architects
Interior designer: Wahana Architects, Artkasia Studio
Photography: Ernest Theofilus
