think bink

The project leaves the inhabitant in dwelling. The form and function of the house are those of the nature, you walk with ups and downs, back and to the side. Using the space, reminds the inhabitant of the grand nature outside.
Due to weather conditions, (afternoon cold and wet climate) the dwelling space has limited open walls, though the house insists on having the possibility to open windows in all rooms.
The spot on the site for the house is worked out, throughout the process.

The house consists of five zones. Each zone consists of two rooms. The zones are either individual (I) or collective (C/K) orientated. Each “room” has its own attitude to whether it holds a “closed” or “open” function, within it self, as its main function. Each room also has an attitude to whether it is open to the closed forest, or open to the open landscape. Or if its closed to the closed forest or closed to the open landscape.

The forest is to the west, and the open landscape is to the east.
Outside the terraces function as a landscape in between the house inner functions and the sites functions. Movement from a C/K zone to a C/K zone, leaves two choices: 1. go through a I zone, or 2. go out of zone C/K, onto the terrace, walk outside while you feel the weather on your skin, then enter the next C/K zone for your errand.

This entry was posted on Thursday, June 18th, 2009 at 12:52 am and is filed under AHO, mywork, architecture, mindit.