寸二民宿
上海
A hospitality design precedent by Atelier d’More blending traditional roof eaves with a contemporary glazed facade and bold red metal entry portal.
- What we like about this project
- The stark red metal entrance canopy acts as a heavy sculptural threshold juxtaposed against wide transparent bedroom glazing.
Materials
- glass
- red-metal
- concrete
- gravel
- terracotta-tile
- wood
Visual identifiers
- red-metal-canopy
- glazed-facade
- traditional-eaves
- courtyard-gravel
Style tags
- vernacular-fusion
- contemporary
- minimal-traditional
Visual tags
- hospitality
- historic-vernacular-fusion
- courtyard
- red-accents
- transparency
- Geometry
- Low single-story horizontal composition featuring a traditional tiled roofline contrasted with a modern red metal entryway and expansive floor-to-ceiling glass panes.
- Facade system
- Curtain wall glass with custom red metal structural entry hood and solid red pivot/hinged panels.
- Structural guess
- Load-bearing traditional masonry supporting timber roof framing with inserted steel-and-glass infill.
- Spatial scale
- Intimate human-scaled guesthouse facade, approximately one single-story height.
- Lighting
- Bright ambient daylight casting sharp shadows under the traditional eaves and highlighting the gloss finish of the red metal canopy.
- Atmosphere
- Serene and grounded, combining traditional architectural weight with crisp modern interventions.
- Environmental context
- Courtyard setting with red gravel ground cover and traditional roof eaves framing the upper boundary.
- Spatial experience
- Approaching from the gravel and concrete courtyard, the glazed facade reveals continuous interior bedroom spaces flanking a central red-accented portal.
- Composition rhythm
- Symmetrical central red entry portal dividing two large symmetrical glazed window bays under a continuous traditional eave.
- Style reading
- Contemporary vernacular fusion
- Program
- Guesthouse / Hospitality
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- glass, red-metal, concrete, gravel, terracotta-tile, wood
- Visual identifiers
- red-metal-canopy, glazed-facade, traditional-eaves, courtyard-gravel
- Style tags
- vernacular-fusion, contemporary, minimal-traditional
- Visual tags
- hospitality, historic-vernacular-fusion, courtyard, red-accents, transparency
- Geometry
- Low single-story horizontal composition featuring a traditional tiled roofline contrasted with a modern red metal entryway and expansive floor-to-ceiling glass panes.
- Facade system
- Curtain wall glass with custom red metal structural entry hood and solid red pivot/hinged panels.
- Structural guess
- Load-bearing traditional masonry supporting timber roof framing with inserted steel-and-glass infill.
- Spatial scale
- Intimate human-scaled guesthouse facade, approximately one single-story height.
- Lighting
- Bright ambient daylight casting sharp shadows under the traditional eaves and highlighting the gloss finish of the red metal canopy.
- Atmosphere
- Serene and grounded, combining traditional architectural weight with crisp modern interventions.
- Environmental context
- Courtyard setting with red gravel ground cover and traditional roof eaves framing the upper boundary.
- Spatial experience
- Approaching from the gravel and concrete courtyard, the glazed facade reveals continuous interior bedroom spaces flanking a central red-accented portal.
- Composition rhythm
- Symmetrical central red entry portal dividing two large symmetrical glazed window bays under a continuous traditional eave.
- Style reading
- Contemporary vernacular fusion
- Program
- Guesthouse / Hospitality
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture