d玉米地-1
北京
A residential exterior precedent combining raw concrete balconies, corrugated metal panels, and large floor-to-ceiling glass.
- What we like about this project
- Sliding metal panels sit flush against upper-level glazing to control privacy and solar gain directly behind concrete balconies.
Materials
- concrete
- corrugated-metal
- glass
- metal
- plant-material
Visual identifiers
- exposed-concrete
- corrugated-metal
- cantilevered-balcony
- ground-floor-glazing
Style tags
- contemporary
- brutalist
- vernacular
Visual tags
- residential
- brutalist-inflected
- mixed-material
- indigenous-landscaping
- contemporary
- Geometry
- Stacked multi-level massing featuring cantilevered concrete balconies and offset vertical cladding planes.
- Facade system
- Combination of in-situ concrete structural frames, corrugated metal siding, and glazed storefront systems.
- Structural guess
- Concrete post-and-beam construction with cantilevered slab extensions.
- Spatial scale
- Two-story residential scale with human-height glazing and generous balcony overhangs.
- Lighting
- Soft daylight under an overcast sky casting gentle, even shadows across the concrete and metal surfaces.
- Atmosphere
- Quiet, earthy, and tactile interplay between raw concrete and weathered metal.
- Environmental context
- Suburban or rural plot with surrounding low walls, neighboring tiled roofs, and wild grass landscaping.
- Spatial experience
- The approach moves from a landscaped garden edge through large transparent sliding doors into the ground-level interior.
- Composition rhythm
- Alternating solid concrete balustrades and vertical ribbed metal panels create a layered facade rhythm.
- Style reading
- Contemporary brutalist vernacular
- Program
- Residential dwelling
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- concrete, corrugated-metal, glass, metal, plant-material
- Visual identifiers
- exposed-concrete, corrugated-metal, cantilevered-balcony, ground-floor-glazing
- Style tags
- contemporary, brutalist, vernacular
- Visual tags
- residential, brutalist-inflected, mixed-material, indigenous-landscaping, contemporary
- Geometry
- Stacked multi-level massing featuring cantilevered concrete balconies and offset vertical cladding planes.
- Facade system
- Combination of in-situ concrete structural frames, corrugated metal siding, and glazed storefront systems.
- Structural guess
- Concrete post-and-beam construction with cantilevered slab extensions.
- Spatial scale
- Two-story residential scale with human-height glazing and generous balcony overhangs.
- Lighting
- Soft daylight under an overcast sky casting gentle, even shadows across the concrete and metal surfaces.
- Atmosphere
- Quiet, earthy, and tactile interplay between raw concrete and weathered metal.
- Environmental context
- Suburban or rural plot with surrounding low walls, neighboring tiled roofs, and wild grass landscaping.
- Spatial experience
- The approach moves from a landscaped garden edge through large transparent sliding doors into the ground-level interior.
- Composition rhythm
- Alternating solid concrete balustrades and vertical ribbed metal panels create a layered facade rhythm.
- Style reading
- Contemporary brutalist vernacular
- Program
- Residential dwelling
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture