CTA, which is short for Creative Architects designs the new J House located in Bien Hoa, Vietnam. The local studio highlights a folding glass door at the front along with perforated metal screens to invite a seamless flow of light and ventilation to the space. The house is home to a teacher, who had originally purchased the narrow space and wanted a house that was bright and airy whilst retaining space for her gardening.
CTA explains that "After analysing the typical defects of townhouses, the team put the criteria of green space, natural light, natural ventilation and noise prevention into the top priority list in the design process. The indoor space is always filled with natural light but not hot, moreover, the shade from the stone layers creates an effect similar to the sun through the leaves, helping to increase the feeling of nature."
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What's Driving This Trend
- Perforated Metal Screens
- Incorporating perforated metal screens in architecture to invite a seamless flow of light and ventilation.
- Natural Light and Ventilation
- Prioritizing natural light and ventilation in the design process of homes and buildings.
- Innovative Townhouse Design
- Designing townhouses that offer green space, noise prevention, and a connection to nature.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture
- Architectural firms can innovate in their designs by incorporating perforated metal screens, prioritizing natural light and ventilation, and offering green space in townhouse designs.
- Real Estate
- Real estate developers can focus on building homes and townhouses that prioritize natural light, ventilation, and green space.
- Home and Garden
- Home and garden companies can innovate by creating products that complement the trend towards natural light and ventilation in home design, such as planters and gardening tools specifically suited for narrow spaces.
