图三_Y住宅
深圳
An exterior facade precedent for asymmetrical concrete residential architecture that employs scattered punched openings and contrasting solid-void volumes.
- What we like about this project
- Varying scales of square windows are clustered densely across the upper facade rather than following a rigid structural grid.
Materials
- exposed-concrete
- glass
- steel
- timber
Visual identifiers
- punched-windows
- staggered-openings
- concrete-massing
- roof-terrace
- rural-setting
Style tags
- contemporary
- minimalist
- brutalist-inflected
Visual tags
- monolithic
- residential
- minimalist
- concrete
- asymmetrical
- rural-context
- Geometry
- Asymmetrical two-story concrete volumes with staggered rectangular punched openings and a low-pitched roofline, connected to a lower single-story wing with a roof terrace.
- Facade system
- In-situ cast concrete wall with deeply recessed punched window openings and floor-to-ceiling glass assemblies.
- Structural guess
- Cast-in-place concrete load-bearing walls and slabs
- Spatial scale
- Human scale is established by standard door openings and interior furniture visible through the large glass and window reveals.
- Lighting
- Soft, diffused overcast daylight casting subtle shadows across the textured concrete surfaces and deep window reveals.
- Atmosphere
- Quiet, contemplative mood created by muted concrete tones against a wide pastoral landscape.
- Environmental context
- Open, flat rural landscape with mature trees in the background under a pale sky.
- Spatial experience
- The building presents a monolithic yet porous facade toward the open field, balancing solid mass with framed transparency and interior glimpses.
- Composition rhythm
- Irregular rhythm of scattered punched openings punctuated by wide horizontal roof lines and a glazed lower pavilion.
- Style reading
- Contemporary minimalist rural residential
- Program
- Single-family rural residence
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- exposed-concrete, glass, steel, timber
- Visual identifiers
- punched-windows, staggered-openings, concrete-massing, roof-terrace, rural-setting
- Style tags
- contemporary, minimalist, brutalist-inflected
- Visual tags
- monolithic, residential, minimalist, concrete, asymmetrical, rural-context
- Geometry
- Asymmetrical two-story concrete volumes with staggered rectangular punched openings and a low-pitched roofline, connected to a lower single-story wing with a roof terrace.
- Facade system
- In-situ cast concrete wall with deeply recessed punched window openings and floor-to-ceiling glass assemblies.
- Structural guess
- Cast-in-place concrete load-bearing walls and slabs
- Spatial scale
- Human scale is established by standard door openings and interior furniture visible through the large glass and window reveals.
- Lighting
- Soft, diffused overcast daylight casting subtle shadows across the textured concrete surfaces and deep window reveals.
- Atmosphere
- Quiet, contemplative mood created by muted concrete tones against a wide pastoral landscape.
- Environmental context
- Open, flat rural landscape with mature trees in the background under a pale sky.
- Spatial experience
- The building presents a monolithic yet porous facade toward the open field, balancing solid mass with framed transparency and interior glimpses.
- Composition rhythm
- Irregular rhythm of scattered punched openings punctuated by wide horizontal roof lines and a glazed lower pavilion.
- Style reading
- Contemporary minimalist rural residential
- Program
- Single-family rural residence
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture