Materials
Corten Steel, Charred Wood and Glass
The wooden floor and walls are very dark (blackish/charred hardwood)
Exposed electrical systems industrial type
Mood Board
The architecture design references of this project are
Philip Johnson's Glass House
Mies van der Roe's Farnsworth House
and Japanese Tea Room Design
"Yugen"
is at the core of appreciation
of beauty and art in Japan.
It values the power to evoke,
rather than the ability to state directly.
The concept that inspires the design of this house comes from the intersection of minimalist thinking with the Japanese aesthetic ideal of Yugen.
With straight and clean lines, simple and geometric shapes, exposed structural materials such as weathered steel, blackened charred wood, and glass, the volume of the house is nothing more than a neutral shell, where in addition to finding refuge and satisfying the needs of the modern living, it is possible to contemplate the surrounding landscape thanks to a totally glazed perimeter that blurs the conventional boundaries between inside and outside.
Furthermore, according to the principles of biophilic design, the interiors are characterized by the use of natural materials, natural light, and greenery that will provide a more pleasing and effective environment for the end-users.
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