- Curated by Hadir Al Koshta
- Surface Area:
685 m²
Completion Year:
2024
Description text provided by the architects. The single-family residence is situated in a historic district from the 1920s, designed as a low-density, small-scale transition to the neighboring city park. The straightforward structure of the house is enveloped on three sides by petite courtyards.
The elongated and narrow grassy side area is crucial in linking the front entrance courtyard with the concealed, intimate rear courtyard. To access the underground parking area, the entire lawn could be elevated using a hydraulic mechanism. The vehicle parking and the interior courtyard are centered around a circular skylight. The dimensions of the facade openings increase from the street toward the inner courtyard.
The physical nature draws inspiration from famed historical models nearby, while the dimensions are further diminished by lowering the edge of the roofing material and integrating reflective glass elements on the fourth level. The master bedroom and study area on the third and fourth stories engage through the openings in those glass structures. On the ground level, the living area encompasses the entire base of the residence, expanding in every direction. The internal areas feature concrete flooring and ceilings, complemented by walnut and exquisite metal accents.
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Cite: “House of the Rising Meadow / I/O architects” 18 Jan 2025. ArchDaily. Accessed .
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