Tasked with building a household on a very long, rectangular web-site, Anatomy Architecture + Atelier not too long ago completed the House Between The Wall in Bangkok, Thailand. The facade appears as a bold, white area perfectly disguising what is guiding it. The front is punctuated with a single picket doorway and glass blocking, and paired with a rock garden, the exterior presents a minimalist glimpse.
The exterior is addressed with an elastic texture paint that stops cracks and foreseeable future destruction that could possibly arrive up above time and with the changing local weather.
The inside is divided into two wings, one particular for the proprietor and one particular for the visitor, creating social distance when desired. Each individual wing has a massive tree that can be viewed from any room.
Though the interior leans toward minimalism like the exterior, it evokes heat and a lived-in really feel. All white surfaces create calming spaces with purely natural lighting passing through windows and glass block.
The kitchen area marries warm woods with stainless metal and a checkerboard backsplash for added visible attract. A spherical eating table with a variety of chairs feels relaxed still modern day, residing upcoming to wall cabinets that maintain publications and most loved objects.
The business location seems out to a courtyard that consists of one of the two trees. Glass doorways pivot to open the space up to the outdoor.
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