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Residential Project

Explore 3 award-winning designs tagged Residential Project on Magazine of Design.

Villa K Residential Project

Ruud van der Koelen Residential Project Architecture

Villa K

Villa K is a contemporary private residence on the sloping south flank of the Holterberg in Holten, the Netherlands. The house is spacious, with a building volume of 6,500 cubic meters and a gross floor area of 1,850 square meters. A glass mosaic facade, refined detailing and sliding doors with five meter triple glazed sashes shape the exterior. Villa K is a self-sufficient smart home that requires little maintenance. The design integrates the building into the surrounding landscape as one coherent whole.

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Cobogos House Residential Project

Cibelle Costa Barbosa Residential Project Architecture

Cobogos House

Cobogos House is a private residence built in reinforced concrete and masonry. The facade is composed of straight lines and volumes at different heights. The main feature is a set of decorative concrete blocks, called Cobogos, which allow the wind to pass freely through their open spaces. Aluminum slats with a wood pattern add a warm look and need little maintenance. A large asymmetrical concrete canopy covers the main entrance. At the rear, a swimming pool on three levels is surrounded by tropical planting and a century-old olive tree.

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Essence of Void Residential Project

Studio One Residential Project Interior

Essence of Void

Essence of Void is a residential interior design in Taipei City, Taiwan, covering an area of 75.9 square meters. The home contains a foyer, living room, dining room, two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a kitchen. Unnecessary walls were removed to create an open plan. Gray mineral paint covers the walls and concrete epoxy forms the flooring. A black wood island with a metal structure and a stone-like storage cabinet define each zone without solid boundaries. An arched hallway and a curved recessed ceiling soften the monochrome interior.

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