Waterfall House / Architects49 House Design Limited
The name ?Waterfall House? comes from the waterfall feature that locates at the center of the house. This waterfall feature is a result of a split-level design which aims to the connection in both visual and accessibility aspects between living spaces. The sloped surfaces of the waterfalls have two functions, dividing and connecting.
© Krisada Boonchaleow
Architects: Architects49 House Design Limited
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Lead Architect: Woranol Sattayavinij
Area: 900.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Photographs: Krisada Boonchaleow, Manoo Studio
Landscape Designers: Bermuda Landscape
Lighting Design Consultant: 49 Lighting Design Consultants
© Manoo Studio
Text description provided by the architects. The name ?Waterfall House? comes from the waterfall feature that locates at the center of the house. This waterfall feature is a result of a split-level design which aims to the connection in both visual and accessibility aspects between living spaces. The sloped surfaces of the waterfalls have two functions, dividing and connecting.
© Krisada Boonchaleow
For dividing function, the sloped slab makes the half-level separation of parking space and lower level living space possible with no wasted space. For connecting function, the slope becomes a pleasant waterfall that links the lower and upper living spaces. The half-level difference between two living spaces ...
© Krisada Boonchaleow
Architects: Architects49 House Design Limited
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Lead Architect: Woranol Sattayavinij
Area: 900.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Photographs: Krisada Boonchaleow, Manoo Studio
Landscape Designers: Bermuda Landscape
Lighting Design Consultant: 49 Lighting Design Consultants
© Manoo Studio
Text description provided by the architects. The name ?Waterfall House? comes from the waterfall feature that locates at the center of the house. This waterfall feature is a result of a split-level design which aims to the connection in both visual and accessibility aspects between living spaces. The sloped surfaces of the waterfalls have two functions, dividing and connecting.
© Krisada Boonchaleow
For dividing function, the sloped slab makes the half-level separation of parking space and lower level living space possible with no wasted space. For connecting function, the slope becomes a pleasant waterfall that links the lower and upper living spaces. The half-level difference between two living spaces ...
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