20516214930

20516214929

20516214928

20516214927

20516214926

20516214925

20516214924

20516214923

20516214922

20516214921

20516214920

20516214919

20516214918

The finishing materials are basics like textured putty, wooden frames, and wooden floors. The outside

The high ceiling living room integrates with the balcony with a metal slatted wood pergola, the slidi

Save this picture! Sections

Text description provided by the architects. Predominantly single-floor residence planted in "L" ?sha

+ 19Curated by Pedro Vada Share Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Whatsapp Mail Or https://www.archdai

20516214912

20516214911

20516214910

20516214909

20516214908

20516214907

20516214906

20516214905

20516214904

20516214903

20516214902

Save this picture! Courtesy of AART Architects

Save this picture! First floor plan

Furthermore, the structure of Home for Life is made of wood, while the facades are clad with natural

Save this picture! Courtesy of AART Architects

Save this picture! Ground floor plan

Together with engineers, manufacturers and researhers, we came up with the design for Home for Life –

Save this picture! Courtesy of AART Architects

Save this picture! Situation

Text description provided by the architects. With buildings accounting for 40% of carbon emissions in

+ 22Curated by María Francisca González Share Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Whatsapp Mail Or

Save this picture! Courtesy of AART Architects

20516214890

20516214889

20516214888

20516214887

20516214886

Save this picture.Tsukui Teruaki

Save this picture! Sections

In Japan where rain often falls, oblique walls play a role as a roof of approach to the entrance. The

Save this picture.Tsukui Teruaki

Save this picture! Floor Plans