Residential House

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Designer: gad Work: Residential House Classification: Real Estate

J.Lalli Valley Villa

J.Lalli Valley Villa is a mountainous residential development in Moganshan, China. The project covers a construction area of 23000 square meters and contains 130 households. The buildings are arranged in stepped rows that follow the slope, so each house receives good sunlight and a wide view of the mountain. Four residential groups share paths and pavilions, and each group includes a wheelchair elevator for barrier-free access. Stilt structures and fabricated steel components were used to limit damage to the mountain and its trees.

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Designer: REGHINA IVANCO Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Taste of Luxury

Taste of Luxury is a residential interior design for a house of 240 square meters. The layout includes three bedrooms and a large living area with a fireplace. Ceilings reach a height of 3 meters, and panoramic windows bring in natural light. Marble, brass and other high-end finishes are used throughout, and the furniture is sourced from Italian luxury brands. The staircases are made entirely of glass. Smart home and autonomous systems are integrated. The design combines classic forms with contemporary materials and technology.

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Designer: Mateusz Gornik Work: Residential House Classification: Architecture

Semi Opened

Semi Opened House is closed from the front and opens to the private forest. The roof is a green terrace, from which you can admire tree tops. The building frames the greenery and the surroundings so that the dream images can be viewed from every perspective. It is a harsh unchangeable monolith, referring to rocks scattered in the region, which is constantly being complemented by the surrounding nature. The pictures around the house change in the rhythm of seasons, weather conditions, day and night cycles. The interiors adopt nature decorations through spacious windows and transform seasonally.

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Designer: Robin, Wang Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

The Call of Wildness

With respect to nature and the earth, designers break the nationality boundaries, integrate into Indian culture with wild luxury style, and interpret modern western customs with rough texture and neat lines. In Indian culture, each tribe has its own unique totem symbol. The designer combined with Chinese calligraphy, refined the shape of the Chinese characters and carved it into the wall to interpret the kind and loyal family spirit. A plain primitive style is shaped by the brass and cotton and linen, and the symbol of tribal civilization is imprinted in every corner of the space.

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Designer: YI HSIANG CHENG Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Serene Elegance

Serene Elegance is a residential interior design for the communal areas of a home. The entryway, living room, dining room and kitchen are defined by spatial partitioning instead of closed walls. Walls were removed and relocated to improve the use of the area, and a small room was opened to connect the living room and the kitchen. A television wall and an island divide the open layout. Large windows bring in daylight, while neutral tones and flowing lines create a calm atmosphere. Environmentally friendly building materials were used throughout.

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Designer: Atsushi Hio Work: Residential House Classification: Architecture

Glass Wall

Glass Wall is a residential house built in Himeji, Japan in 2022. The house stands on a hill in a quiet residential area and uses the slope of the land to secure privacy. A reinforced concrete structure was chosen to provide large interior spaces and high resistance to earthquakes. The front elevation is divided into three box shapes set at different heights to avoid a monotonous appearance. One section holds a glass wall that lights an atrium space. The wood grain of cedar boards was transferred to the concrete walls so the surfaces do not look cold.

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Designer: Fei Zhao Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Utopia

The radiant natural light is the source of the form of this space. An organic, inclusive space was the feeling designers wanted to create, so they also compared a lot of organic space practices, including the positioning of the construction drawings. The original basement space occupied half of the whole area, but the existing lighting in the basement only allowed the owner to make some useless space out of it. In order to improve the utilization rate of the whole underground space and increase the lighting, the designer wants to create a brand-new construction around the light indoors.

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Designer: Michihiro Matsuo Work: Residential House Classification: Architecture

Float

A private residence with a skip floor that makes the most of the difference in height of the land. The living room is placed at a height where the surrounding buildings cannot be seen, and it is devised so that the surrounding scenery can be taken in according to the owner's request. The rest of the living space is located on the middle floor, and the entrance is connected to the garden, creating a space that welcomes visitors with a sense of depth. From the looks of it, you can tell it's designed to capture the landscape you need, wherever you are.

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Designer: Michihiro Matsuo Work: Residential House Classification: Architecture

Cross

A private residence built on a site facing two roads in a quiet residential area. The exterior, which can be seen from the outside, has an orderly form, ensuring a moderate sense of openness while protecting the privacy of the residents. The interior is moderately open and has a visual expanse. In addition, in accordance with the shape of the site, the two planes intersect at different angles in the center, and the space created here gently connects the rooms. A new blank space is created by appropriately dividing the plane, and the plan is to deepen communication between residents.

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Designer: Chao Zheng Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

Black and White Dialectics

Black and White Dialectics is a residential interior design covering 1400 square meters in Quanzhou. The concept draws on the square and the circle, two basic geometric figures rooted in traditional Chinese thought. Natural light is guided into the interior, and the shape of the staircase extends the light across the facade. Continuous vaults repeat in the same style to form a curved spatial expression. The main materials are slate, stone and artistic lacquer. Fine wooden flooring is contrasted with concrete surfaces to enrich texture and depth.

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Designer: Maggie Mo Jay Leung Work: Residential House Classification: Interior

The Nude Flat

The Nude Flat is a residential interior design in Hong Kong. The interior covers 1,468 square meters and is inspired by Cycladic architecture of the Greek islands. Curved forms are used for walls, furniture and details, so straight lines are rare. The entrance features a curved wall and a wooden floor with an organic lotus pattern. Seamless artificial Ottostone shapes the curved wall, while pink marble is used in the powder room and Calacatta marble in the bathroom. The three original bedrooms were reconfigured into a main suite with a walk-in wardrobe and a bathroom with a jacuzzi.

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Designer: SHUNSUKE OHE Work: Residential House Classification: Architecture

Horizon

Horizon is a single storey timber framed house designed for comfortable long term living. The terrace eaves, the carport roof and the gable walls share the same visual depth, which creates a simple and clear silhouette. Careful structural design conceals all interior columns within the walls, so the interior remains open and spacious. Two bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen and a guest room connect without corridors. Large south facing windows open onto a terrace and join indoor and outdoor space. Materials and colours were kept to a minimum.

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