The Textured and Private House

This case is an old single-story residential remodeled house. The focus of the overall plan is to have a clear distinction between the public and private domains, but the actual boundary combines material properties and exquisite construction methods. We deliberately erase the traces of the opening of the moving line, which remarkably enhances privacy. At the same time, individual functional units, such as bedrooms, can highly meet the needs of different users in terms of indoor proportions and distribution. We also made the house sharing the depth, level, and context of the open space so that family members without interfering with each other when they need to be alone. We focus on using structural beams and columns in large-scale open spaces that are difficult to evade by sectioned oblique cutting. Or we integrated with cabinets, styling surfaces, and lighting to turn shortcomings into highlights, thereby creating a space style full of storytelling and viewing details. The homeowner prefers a large-scale steady, low-key luxurious, and textured residence, which is also the primary axis of the precision-cast space style of this project. Based on the observation of family members' work and rest, the design centered on the open planned public realm. We designed separated private units such as the master bedroom, another bedroom, and guest room on the two wings so that parents and children could not interfere with each other. The overall smooth moving line and the optimal introduction of daylighting on all sides of the house can achieve the depth of field with the widest viewing angle radius.