terraces are angled and shielded to maintain privacy, creating a layered, cityscape-like structure.
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the seascape and bayview villas are built through eco-conscious construction by minimizing concrete use.
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thanks to its insulated exterior walls, the concrete shell exposes itself indoors, revealing different finishes.
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the building features an atrium, which runs from the first floor to the rooftop, serving as a pathway for the light and wind to enter.
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a large fixture by raumus, combined with fabric, creates flexible partitions that separate the office space from the meeting area.
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a triangular volume intersects the L-shaped house to create complex, angular interiors.
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glass roofing tiles illuminate the timber structure with natural light.
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clustered spaces are fluidly interconnected and encircle a large courtyard, referencing a japanese-style agricultural farmstead.
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Architrip’s Creative Design redefines Welfare Architecture Art Saori, designed by Architrip, is a facility for continuous employment support for people with disabilities, emphasizing an architecture that benefits both the facility’s users and the broader community. The design aims to counter the negative perception of welfare facilities in Japan by creating an open and engaging […]
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Architrip’s Creative Design redefines Welfare Architecture Art Saori, designed by Architrip, is a facility for continuous employment support for people with disabilities, emphasizing an architecture that benefits both the facility’s users and the broader community. The design aims to counter the negative perception of welfare facilities in Japan by creating an open and engaging […]
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