No.
0032
C-House
Closely related to the site, the house does not distinguish itself from the existing retaining walls, thus becoming an anomaly in the neighbourhood.
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The continuation of the existing in-situ concrete structure defines a private space, protected from the street. The part of this space within the new walls, shaped like a bracket, is the house itself—constructed from timber frames and featuring interior cladding of painted MDF. What lies outside this bracket-shaped area, while still confined by the existing walls, is the garden.
The continuation of the existing in-situ concrete structure defines a private space, protected from the street. The part of this space within the new walls, shaped like a bracket, is the house itself—constructed from timber frames and featuring interior cladding of painted MDF. What lies outside this bracket-shaped area, while still confined by the existing walls, is the garden.
The continuation of the existing in-situ concrete structure defines a private space, protected from the street. The part of this space within the new walls, shaped like a bracket, is the house itself—constructed from timber frames and featuring interior cladding of painted MDF. What lies outside this bracket-shaped area, while still confined by the existing walls, is the garden.
The continuation of the existing in-situ concrete structure defines a private space, protected from the street. The part of this space within the new walls, shaped like a bracket, is the house itself—constructed from timber frames and featuring interior cladding of painted MDF. What lies outside this bracket-shaped area, while still confined by the existing walls, is the garden.
