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Semi detached house

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Project • By IFUB* • Private Houses

Casa L

What a tree! That was one of the first thoughts during the site visit. No wonder this tree was and is protected. The whole plot was overgrown, and it was clear that as much of the greenery as possible should be preserved. Unfortunately, there were also some diseased trees that could not be saved, just like the existing, dilapidated bungalow. The plot was not easy to plan, not only because of the existing trees but also due to the building regulations. Within the tight framework conditions, a very compact semi-detached house for two families with three roofs was built, which not only makes optimum use of the eaves height regulations but also provides great spaces inside. The aerial view shows the existing trees and the limited space on &nbs... More

Project • By Kaminsky Arkitektur • Private Houses

Unique townhouses in Tygelsjö.

In Tygelsjö, south of Malmö in Sweden, Kaminsky Arkitektur has designed 14 unique townhouses in row and semi-detached styles, complete with generous courtyards. Here, the vast Scanian landscape meets bold, design-driven architecture. Kaminsky Arkitektur. Render by Piotr Banak The facades vary between wood paneling and brick rendering. The divisions in the wood paneling harmonise with the brickwork, creating a beautiful transition between the different materials. Kaminsky Arkitektur. Render by Piotr Banak The design of the townhouses ensures that each home gets two sheltered outdoor spaces: one facing the street, and the other opening onto the quieter lush garden nestled between the townhouse rows. The thoughtful layout... More

Project • By Hier Architects • Private Houses

Ledge House

In the local context where house owners generally wants to fit in as many bedrooms as possible, this project went the opposite direction, so as to free up the rest of the house for communal spaces. The brief is deceptively simple but reflects a kinship that wants to spend as much time together as possible; the family wants only 2 bedrooms in the 3 storey residence. All other program spaces in the house are designed as shared spaces without enclosures. The key design gesture is a cantilevered ledge space that punctures through the middle of the house. At its side, the floor is pulled back to create a double volume atrium that links it spatially to the other storeys. This is the heart of the house. Expressed as a bridge that connects the 2... More

Project • By Timur Designs Studio • Private Houses

Jalan Kembangan House

The site for this house posed several challenges to overcome. Firstly, it is located right at the junction of two busy 4-lane roads. And in addition to that, the overhead MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) viaduct for the East-West cross-island train is located just beyond one of these roads. There is constant noise coming from cars and the passing train. The front of the site, where the main gate is located, faces almost West. To keep out heat and glare from the low angle western sun, the 2 most visible facades cannot have too many see-through openings. Thus, in trying to shield the interior spaces from the traffic noise and the Western sun, the semi-detached house is “flipped” inwards by carving out large voids between the house and... More

Project • By Ramūnas Manikas • Housing

Semi - Detached House 02

Interior design: Ramūnas ManikasLocation: Klaipėda, LithuaniaArea: 108,79m²Project year: 2016Photography: Ramūnas Manikas The common space of the first floor of this blocked house holds a living room, kitchen, dining room, a separate lavatory and a boiler room. The second floor holds parents’ and children’s bedrooms, bathroom and a closet. The interior is bright with a pinch of minimalist style. The colour of natural oak floors, staircase and furniture together with the whitish walls and white doors create an impression of spaciousness. Fragmentarily appearing grey and black tones visually give weight to the spaces and bring certain aesthetics and order.www.ramunasmanikas.lt More