AD Round Up: Housing Part VIII

© Dragor Luft

 

Five great projects from early 2009 for our 8th selection, including BIG’s Mountain Dwellings, winner of our Building of the Year Award 2009, Housing category. Check them all after the break.

Mountain Dwellings / BIG with JDS
The Mountain Dwellings are the 2nd generation of the VM Houses – same client, same size and same street. The program, however, is 2/3 parking and 1/3 living. What if the parking area became the base upon which to place terraced housing – like a concrete hillside covered by a thin layer of housing, cascading from the 11th floor to the street edge? (read more…)

© Sebastian Kaempf

 

Avant Chelsea / 1100 Architect
The city elicits in our culture a stark duality – a desire to be immersed in its spectacle and a simultaneous craving for respite from its ceaseless activity. Avant Chelsea will provide for its residents both experiences. A modern, culturally sophisticated urbanite requires access to constantly shifting stimulation as well as a private space that can be adapted to their personal needs and sensibility (read more…)

Courtesy of Carbajo Barrios Arquitectos

 

Arial M6 / Carbajo Barrios Arquitectos
ARIAL M6 is a residential development comprising 78 flats of different characteristics distributed amongst five storeys and an attic along with ground floor premises meant for commercial use and a three-level basement garage. The building concludes with a private area destined for a garden and leisure activities, swimming pool and solarium (read more…)

© Shinito Sato

Naha City Gallery & Apartment house / 1100 Architect
The Naha project includes a gallery, retail space, partially submerged parking lot, and three rental apartments that each occupies an entire floor. The varied programs are unified by a consistent focus on the permeable interface of interior and exterior. Transparent, translucent, or opaque glass is used depending on the amount of privacy desired (read more…)

© Adam Mørk

 

Skansen Residences / Dorte Mandrup
The terrace houses have been built in connection with the official exhibition ‘Living 2006+’ in Ringsted. The construction consists of 7 terrace houses, placed in rows of 2 with respectively 3 and 4 housings, which stagger along a building line. The 2 floors of the terrace houses are split-levelled around a mid zone that secures an optimized utilization of the spaces, with a logical and functional distribution inside the housing (read more…)

Cite: Jordana , Sebastian. "AD Round Up: Housing Part VIII" 27 Oct 2011. ArchDaily. Accessed 23 May 2013. <http://www.archdaily.com/180128>

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