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Modern House Cross Sections with Double-Height Living Space

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1110㎡

Black and white architectural cross sections labeled Section C-C’ and Section D-D’ showing a modern house interior layout, double-height spaces, and structural elements.
Black and white architectural cross sections labeled Section C-C’ and Section D-D’ showing a modern house interior layout, double-height spaces, and structural elements.

Modern House Cross Sections with Double-Height Living Space

architectural section · concrete steel · modern house

Two detailed cross sections revealing the vertical spatial drama and structural clarity of a contemporary residence.

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architectural sectionsmodern housedouble height livingcross section drawingcontemporary residential design

Modern House Cross Sections with Double-Height Living Space

architectural section · concrete steel · modern house

Two detailed cross sections revealing the vertical spatial drama and structural clarity of a contemporary residence.

Tags

architectural sectionsmodern housedouble height livingcross section drawingcontemporary residential design

About this design

This architectural drawing presents two precise cross-sections (C-C’ and D-D’) of a contemporary residence. The dominant palette is monochromatic, utilizing clean black lines on white with subtle gray hatching to indicate ground and landscaping. Materials are expressed through a combination of exposed concrete, steel structural frames, and extensive glazing. The upper section reveals a dramatic double-height living area with a fireplace and open circulation, while the lower section showcases a more intimate dining and kitchen zone. Natural light floods through large glass walls and clerestory windows, creating a bright, airy mood. The spatial layout emphasizes vertical connectivity and visual transparency between floors. This design language suits design-conscious families or individuals who appreciate modernist architecture, open-plan living, and a strong connection between interior and exterior spaces.

Style
architectural section
Materials
concrete steel
Subject
modern house

Palette

How to get this look

  • Use a strict monochromatic line-weight system to differentiate structural elements, materials, and landscaping
  • Incorporate double-height volumes in living areas to create dramatic vertical spatial experience
  • Integrate extensive glazing from floor to ceiling to maximize natural light penetration
  • Expose concrete and steel structural members as honest architectural expression
  • Maintain clean, uncluttered sectional drawings with minimal text and clear scale bars

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