裁剪版-c小河边-1
北京
An exterior architectural precedent showcasing stacked concrete volumes and cantilevered planes that respond directly to a dramatic mountain and river setting.
- What we like about this project
- Upper cantilevered slab hovers dramatically over recessed glazing without visible vertical supports.
Materials
- exposed-concrete
- concrete-masonry-unit
- glass
- stone
Visual identifiers
- stacked-concrete-volumes
- cantilevered-planes
- mountain-backdrop
- riverfront-site
Style tags
- contemporary
- brutalist-inflected
- regionalist
Visual tags
- contextual
- stacked-massing
- cantilever
- riverfront
- mountain-view
- Geometry
- Stacked rectilinear volumes with cantilevered horizontal planes and staggered terrace blocks stepping down the topography.
- Facade system
- Exposed concrete panel and smooth render walls combined with punched window openings and CMU boundary walls.
- Structural guess
- Reinforced concrete frame with cantilevered slabs and masonry retaining walls.
- Spatial scale
- Two to three-story residential or small-scale cultural volumes sitting atop a stone river retaining wall.
- Lighting
- Bright afternoon daylight casting sharp horizontal shadows underneath cantilevered concrete overhangs.
- Atmosphere
- Grounded and tranquil, balancing raw mineral architecture against lush natural topography.
- Environmental context
- Mountain valley setting directly across a flowing river from a heavily vegetated steep slope.
- Spatial experience
- The massing frames views of the mountains while anchoring the building edge against the stone river wall below.
- Composition rhythm
- Alternating vertical window alignments and heavy horizontal slab bands creating a staggered cadence.
- Style reading
- Contemporary regionalist concrete architecture
- Program
- Residential or hospitality retreat
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture
- Materials
- exposed-concrete, concrete-masonry-unit, glass, stone
- Visual identifiers
- stacked-concrete-volumes, cantilevered-planes, mountain-backdrop, riverfront-site
- Style tags
- contemporary, brutalist-inflected, regionalist
- Visual tags
- contextual, stacked-massing, cantilever, riverfront, mountain-view
- Geometry
- Stacked rectilinear volumes with cantilevered horizontal planes and staggered terrace blocks stepping down the topography.
- Facade system
- Exposed concrete panel and smooth render walls combined with punched window openings and CMU boundary walls.
- Structural guess
- Reinforced concrete frame with cantilevered slabs and masonry retaining walls.
- Spatial scale
- Two to three-story residential or small-scale cultural volumes sitting atop a stone river retaining wall.
- Lighting
- Bright afternoon daylight casting sharp horizontal shadows underneath cantilevered concrete overhangs.
- Atmosphere
- Grounded and tranquil, balancing raw mineral architecture against lush natural topography.
- Environmental context
- Mountain valley setting directly across a flowing river from a heavily vegetated steep slope.
- Spatial experience
- The massing frames views of the mountains while anchoring the building edge against the stone river wall below.
- Composition rhythm
- Alternating vertical window alignments and heavy horizontal slab bands creating a staggered cadence.
- Style reading
- Contemporary regionalist concrete architecture
- Program
- Residential or hospitality retreat
- Perspective
- Exterior Facade
- Discipline
- architecture