245㎡

architectural section · concrete · modern residence
Exploded axonometric view revealing the vertical spatial relationships and structural layering of a contemporary split-level home.
architectural section · concrete · modern residence
Exploded axonometric view revealing the vertical spatial relationships and structural layering of a contemporary split-level home.
This architectural visualization presents a dynamic sectional axonometric view of a modern split-level residence. The dominant material is exposed concrete, rendered in a warm off-white tone that contrasts sharply with the crisp black structural lines and white negative spaces below. The upper volume dramatically cantilevers over the lower level, creating a powerful sense of floating mass. A soft yellow grid fills the interior floors, suggesting both spatial volume and natural daylight penetration. The design features multiple terraces and a distinctive curved entry element that softens the otherwise rigorous geometric language. The spatial layout emphasizes vertical connectivity and fluid circulation between levels, with generous double-height areas and strategically placed openings. This type of sectional representation is particularly useful for understanding complex residential programs that integrate indoor and outdoor living while maintaining structural clarity. The overall mood is minimalist yet sculptural, appealing to architects, developers, and clients interested in contemporary concrete architecture and innovative residential planning.
245㎡

architectural section · concrete · modern residence
Exploded axonometric view revealing the vertical spatial relationships and structural layering of a contemporary split-level home.
architectural section · concrete · modern residence
Exploded axonometric view revealing the vertical spatial relationships and structural layering of a contemporary split-level home.
This architectural visualization presents a dynamic sectional axonometric view of a modern split-level residence. The dominant material is exposed concrete, rendered in a warm off-white tone that contrasts sharply with the crisp black structural lines and white negative spaces below. The upper volume dramatically cantilevers over the lower level, creating a powerful sense of floating mass. A soft yellow grid fills the interior floors, suggesting both spatial volume and natural daylight penetration. The design features multiple terraces and a distinctive curved entry element that softens the otherwise rigorous geometric language. The spatial layout emphasizes vertical connectivity and fluid circulation between levels, with generous double-height areas and strategically placed openings. This type of sectional representation is particularly useful for understanding complex residential programs that integrate indoor and outdoor living while maintaining structural clarity. The overall mood is minimalist yet sculptural, appealing to architects, developers, and clients interested in contemporary concrete architecture and innovative residential planning.