80㎡

architectural section · concrete · house
Exploded isometric view revealing the layered spatial relationships between indoor living areas and multiple outdoor terraces.
architectural section · concrete · house
Exploded isometric view revealing the layered spatial relationships between indoor living areas and multiple outdoor terraces.
This detailed architectural section drawing presents a contemporary concrete house with a striking cutaway perspective that reveals both the interior spatial layout and the relationship with its outdoor environments. The dominant palette is monochromatic, utilizing clean black lines on white to emphasize form, structure, and spatial hierarchy. Materials prominently featured include exposed concrete walls, large glass sliding doors that blur indoor-outdoor boundaries, and a tiled rooftop terrace. Natural light floods the living areas through extensive glazing, creating a bright and airy mood. The spatial layout integrates a living room with sofa, a dining area, a compact kitchen, a bedroom, and multiple terraces including a generous rooftop garden with lounge seating. Human figures are strategically placed to communicate scale and intended use. This design particularly suits architects, homeowners interested in modern minimalist living, and those seeking strong indoor-outdoor connectivity in a compact urban setting.
80㎡

architectural section · concrete · house
Exploded isometric view revealing the layered spatial relationships between indoor living areas and multiple outdoor terraces.
architectural section · concrete · house
Exploded isometric view revealing the layered spatial relationships between indoor living areas and multiple outdoor terraces.
This detailed architectural section drawing presents a contemporary concrete house with a striking cutaway perspective that reveals both the interior spatial layout and the relationship with its outdoor environments. The dominant palette is monochromatic, utilizing clean black lines on white to emphasize form, structure, and spatial hierarchy. Materials prominently featured include exposed concrete walls, large glass sliding doors that blur indoor-outdoor boundaries, and a tiled rooftop terrace. Natural light floods the living areas through extensive glazing, creating a bright and airy mood. The spatial layout integrates a living room with sofa, a dining area, a compact kitchen, a bedroom, and multiple terraces including a generous rooftop garden with lounge seating. Human figures are strategically placed to communicate scale and intended use. This design particularly suits architects, homeowners interested in modern minimalist living, and those seeking strong indoor-outdoor connectivity in a compact urban setting.