Scenery Encircled Home

‘Truth’, as English philosopher John Ruskin put it, represents one of the fundamental virtues of architecture.

Similar to the exploration of time and existence in art, the inquiry here is of design and life. It asserts that the momentum within the built environment arises through a human-centric approach, while the natural imprints of time serve to enrich a space with delightful charm.

Situated within a consciously constructed building, notable for its sustainability, energy efficiency, and extensive natural ventilation system, this residence is crafted with a fluid looping layout that embraces panoramic views while encouraging interpersonal connections. Here, the authentic nature of material subtly bridges up the human-space interaction, unfolding a sense of purity, transparency, and tranquil atmosphere.

Spatial division is kept comparably simple, featuring 2 bedrooms, 2 living rooms, and 3 bathrooms across the 353-square-meter expanse. By employing the warm and organic qualities of stone and wood, this abode is imbued with character, comfort and vitality. An impression of pleasant harmony and clarity is further found in the juxtaposition and interplay of light, shadows, shifting and material diversity.