DESIGNING FOR THE HUMAN EXPERIENCELet’s talk ↗A four-storey residential design study connecting living, entertaining and private retreat.
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A four-storey home must connect entertaining, shared living and private retreat. The design study considers the relationship between floors as carefully as the arrangement of rooms. The sequence through the home establishes how public and private activities meet.
Living and dining share visual connections, with changes in ceiling and floor treatment defining their roles. This approach can preserve the sense of a larger volume while giving each activity a recognisable setting.
Framed openings, stone tones and repeated metal lines create continuity. Their scale changes between shared rooms and more intimate settings. The design lesson is to establish a common language without repeating the same composition in every room.
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