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architecture7 months ago

House M and Atelier About Architecture: Exploring Design and Innovation

House M, designed by Atelier About Architecture and completed in 2025 in Beijing, is a multi-story residence that emphasizes horizontal layering through five courtyards, creating a fluid, interconnected space that captures natural light and reflects nostalgic memories. The design incorporates customized pigmented concrete panels, blending old and new, to evoke a serene and tactile environment that deepens family interactions and personal memories.

via ArchDaily|
#architecture#beijing#courtyards
architecture-and-design2 years ago

Casa Zibu: A Luminous Nature Haven Unveiled in Mexico

Casa Zibu, designed by Di Frenna Arquitectos, is a secluded retreat in Mexico that offers an immersive experience through a sequence of courtyards. The dwelling is organized around central guiding axes, framed by black steel columns that serve as load-bearing structures and visual demarcations. The project features four courtyards, abundant vegetation, and a retractable louver system that allows residents to control their level of connection with the surrounding environment. The ground floor houses communal areas, while the upper floor accommodates private domains, with stone staircases leading visitors through the various zones. The design incorporates exposed black-painted steel beams, grooves and joints in concrete, and pigmented yellow concrete to create a contemporary aesthetic and a tangible connection to nature.

via Designboom|
#architecture-and-design#casa-zibu#courtyards
architecture2 years ago

FORT7 House: A Modern Architectural Marvel.

The FORT7 House, designed by Takeshi Ishiodori Architecture, is a long and narrow house located in a densely populated area close to downtown Miyazaki City. The client's desire for a green-filled living space was achieved by designing the house with three courtyards, each with its own distinct design and role to play. The house is designed to embrace nature, with uninterrupted views of the entire property from the main garden in the south to the bedroom in the north. The creation of living environments that allow us to coexist with plants and nature even in urban areas is becoming an important issue that we need to address in the future.

via ArchDaily|
#architecture#courtyards#green-spaces