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3322 Studio builds concrete home in Tel Aviv around enclosed patios
삼삼이이 스튜디오- 델아비브 콘크리트 하우스
Huge windows and patios in this concrete house in Tel Aviv shed natural light across the interior while also allowing the family full views of the surrounding garden.
The Suspended Patio House is located in a quiet neighbourhood of the Israeli city, and was designed by Ramat Gan-based 3322 Studio as a space for the founders' own family.
They wanted the space to accommodate the changing needs of their young sons, and decided to make living spaces as open-plan as possible.
"For us, a house is a complex template that defines the living space but which, at the same time, allows flexibility according to changing needs," said studio founders Hila and Ran Broides.
The house is arranged around the voids in its boxy concrete frame. Living spaces are largely open plan, and are dispersed over the three floors – with bedrooms contained to the highest level.
Voids were also created in the concrete floors to let light and air circulate through the property. On the ground floor, the facade facing the street has been lined with acid-etched glass – creating a light box effect.
내부로 열린 델아비브에 위치한 콘크리트 하우스는 거대한 전창과 파티오를 통해 자연채광을 확보합니다. 거주자의 요청대로 유연한 공간계획은 가구식으로 구조화된 건축환경을 구현합니다. 이러한 오픈플랜 속에서 입면은 자유롭게 구현되며, 내외부 확장된 장면을 표현합니다.
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