Peng's House / L&M Design Lab

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Nantong, China
  • Architects: L&M Design Lab
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  250
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2023
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Terrazzo & Marble, Denison, Duoyi, Lipang, Texture coating, Wood Veneer
  • Lead Architects: Jinrui Liu, Mingxi Zou
  • Category: Houses
  • Design Team: Jiayan Li, Chunyao Li, Yu Huan, Miao Cheng, Shunbing Xie, Minghao Liu, Haoting Guan, Luoqin Xiao, Zixi Chen, Chengxiang Zou, Fengjie Xu, Liuyang Wang
  • Interior Drawing Design: Buchuan Yi
  • Interior Construction Design Team: Chongge Xiao, Linkai Xin, Yunfa Wang, Desheng Wang, Yuyi Wan
  • Project Residency: Xiang Li, Yu Huan
  • Design Consultant: Peng Shen
  • Structural Consultant: Xi Tang, Chengliang Liu
  • Hvac Consultant: Wen Rui
  • Project Manager: Lan Guo
  • City: Nantong
  • Country: China
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Text description provided by the architects. After starting FIRE, Mr. Peng, born in the 80s, decided to bring his wife and children back to his hometown to live with his parents. Therefore, the renovation of this old house in the countryside of Qidong became an urgent matter. The new Peng residence needed to accommodate the different living habits of the two generations so that the rural and urban lifestyles could be blended and distinctly separated. Qidong's rural construction regulations are strict, requiring that the renovation of the Peng’s residence is completed within the original contours (90 square meters of base area) and that the appearance should match that of the original "matchbox". The old house to be renovated was constructed in the 1980s as a standard rural building, a simple standard rural building which, due to its affordability, influenced the countryside of that era in the north and south of the Yangtze River. This is a challenging design, neither the city people's attachment to elegance, nor the rural people's modern improvement, but the need to complete a comfortable daily space for three generations of urban and rural people within a framework full of limitations.

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Cite: "Peng's House / L&M Design Lab" 04 Sep 2023. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1006343/pengs-house-l-and-m-design-lab> ISSN 0719-8884

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