Altruistic House / Massive Order
The main design feature for Altruistic Residence centres on the fact that the lot sits on a narrow short street, the question was: how can a building on this street help make it feel better and bigger" The answer came in two folds. First, the form has to be stripped with horizontal lines to visually elongate the street and give a visual resting point amongst the neighbouring architecturally busy elevations; hence, the elevation was cladded with a pattern of wide frames. Second, the form ought to be abstracted.Â
© Nelson Garrido
Architects: Massive Order
Location: Nuzha, Kuwait
Lead Architect: Muhannad Al-Baqshi
Design Team: Eman Kassem, Raweya Al-Sedairawi
Area: 375.0 m2
Project Year: 2013
Photographs: Nelson Garrido
Project Manager: Faisal Al-Hawaj
Construction Manager: Hamad Hussain
Construction: Massive Order
© Nelson Garrido
Text description provided by the architects. The main design feature for Altruistic Residence centres on the fact that the lot sits on a narrow short street, the question was: how can a building on this street help make it feel better and bigger" The answer came in two folds. First, the form has to be stripped with horizontal lines to visually elongate the street and give a visual resting point amongst the neighbouring architecturally busy elevations; hence, the elevation was cladded with a pattern of wide frames. S...
© Nelson Garrido
Architects: Massive Order
Location: Nuzha, Kuwait
Lead Architect: Muhannad Al-Baqshi
Design Team: Eman Kassem, Raweya Al-Sedairawi
Area: 375.0 m2
Project Year: 2013
Photographs: Nelson Garrido
Project Manager: Faisal Al-Hawaj
Construction Manager: Hamad Hussain
Construction: Massive Order
© Nelson Garrido
Text description provided by the architects. The main design feature for Altruistic Residence centres on the fact that the lot sits on a narrow short street, the question was: how can a building on this street help make it feel better and bigger" The answer came in two folds. First, the form has to be stripped with horizontal lines to visually elongate the street and give a visual resting point amongst the neighbouring architecturally busy elevations; hence, the elevation was cladded with a pattern of wide frames. S...
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