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41C RESIDENCE,MANDALAY
41C RESIDENCE,MANDALAY
Myanmar (Burma)
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41C RESIDENCE,MANDALAY
Myanmar (Burma)
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2022
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$100K - 500K
The design concept for the urban retreat house focuses on creating a minimalist, nature-integrated, and open living space for a single family. The design takes advantage of the site's location at the heart of the city, combining tranquility, privacy, and natural elements with a functional layout. The design elements aim to reduce noise from the nearby traffic and provide a sense of connection with nature while maintaining a secure and private environment.
1. Exterior Design:
The house's exterior should blend contemporary architecture with natural elements. The front void canopy acts as a noise barrier, shielding the interior from road noises. The open sky terrace on the first floor offers an elevated, private outdoor space for relaxation and connects the inhabitants with the sky and nature.
2. Layout and Zoning:
The main building is set back from the street, creating a sense of privacy and security. The open layout inside enhances the sense of space. The living area and dining hall are visually linked through a semi-outdoor courtyard. Large glass walls surrounding the courtyard create a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, allowing daylight to illuminate the interior.
3. Materials and Finishes:
Minimalist and natural materials such as wood, stone, concrete, and glass should dominate the interior and exterior. These materials convey simplicity and elegance, and they also blur the boundary between indoors and outdoors.
4. Daylight and Ventilation:
The design maximizes natural light penetration throughout the day, reducing the need for artificial lighting. Strategically placed windows and skylights ensure that the interior is well-lit. Cross-ventilation is facilitated through carefully positioned openings, allowing fresh air to circulate and cool the space naturally.
5. Semi-Outdoor Courtyard:
The semi-outdoor courtyard acts as the heart of the house. It features lush greenery, perhaps a small garden or water feature, creating a serene and refreshing atmosphere. This space also serves as an extension of the living area and a transition point between indoor and outdoor activities.
6. Minimalist Bedrooms:
The bedrooms are designed to be minimalist, focusing on functionality and storage. Built-in storage solutions eliminate clutter, and a neutral color palette promotes a sense of calm. Large windows provide views of the surrounding nature and allow natural light to flow in.
7. Upstairs Function Room:
The upstairs function room is versatile and spacious, designed for gatherings, entertainment, and leisure activities. The open-air outdoor terrace provides panoramic views and a connection to the outdoor environment.
8. Landscaping:
Landscaping should be a key element of the design, with carefully selected plants and greenery enhancing the natural connection. The landscape design also contributes to privacy and noise reduction.
9. Sustainability:
Incorporate sustainable design features such as solar panels, rainwater harvesting, energy-efficient appliances, and passive cooling strategies to minimize the environmental impact and reduce energy consumption.
10. Privacy and Security:
The combination of setbacks, landscaping, and thoughtful design elements ensures a high level of privacy and security despite the urban setting.
Overall, the urban retreat house design successfully blends minimalist aesthetics, nature integration, and functionality to create a serene and harmonious living environment for a single family within the heart of the city.
1. Exterior Design:
The house's exterior should blend contemporary architecture with natural elements. The front void canopy acts as a noise barrier, shielding the interior from road noises. The open sky terrace on the first floor offers an elevated, private outdoor space for relaxation and connects the inhabitants with the sky and nature.
2. Layout and Zoning:
The main building is set back from the street, creating a sense of privacy and security. The open layout inside enhances the sense of space. The living area and dining hall are visually linked through a semi-outdoor courtyard. Large glass walls surrounding the courtyard create a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces, allowing daylight to illuminate the interior.
3. Materials and Finishes:
Minimalist and natural materials such as wood, stone, concrete, and glass should dominate the interior and exterior. These materials convey simplicity and elegance, and they also blur the boundary between indoors and outdoors.
4. Daylight and Ventilation:
The design maximizes natural light penetration throughout the day, reducing the need for artificial lighting. Strategically placed windows and skylights ensure that the interior is well-lit. Cross-ventilation is facilitated through carefully positioned openings, allowing fresh air to circulate and cool the space naturally.
5. Semi-Outdoor Courtyard:
The semi-outdoor courtyard acts as the heart of the house. It features lush greenery, perhaps a small garden or water feature, creating a serene and refreshing atmosphere. This space also serves as an extension of the living area and a transition point between indoor and outdoor activities.
6. Minimalist Bedrooms:
The bedrooms are designed to be minimalist, focusing on functionality and storage. Built-in storage solutions eliminate clutter, and a neutral color palette promotes a sense of calm. Large windows provide views of the surrounding nature and allow natural light to flow in.
7. Upstairs Function Room:
The upstairs function room is versatile and spacious, designed for gatherings, entertainment, and leisure activities. The open-air outdoor terrace provides panoramic views and a connection to the outdoor environment.
8. Landscaping:
Landscaping should be a key element of the design, with carefully selected plants and greenery enhancing the natural connection. The landscape design also contributes to privacy and noise reduction.
9. Sustainability:
Incorporate sustainable design features such as solar panels, rainwater harvesting, energy-efficient appliances, and passive cooling strategies to minimize the environmental impact and reduce energy consumption.
10. Privacy and Security:
The combination of setbacks, landscaping, and thoughtful design elements ensures a high level of privacy and security despite the urban setting.
Overall, the urban retreat house design successfully blends minimalist aesthetics, nature integration, and functionality to create a serene and harmonious living environment for a single family within the heart of the city.
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