Studio Dwell Architects present an almost all-white abode in the Chicago area. The coloring and design gives the house a clean-cut look in the middle of a massive city.
The goal with this house was to "create open, fluid interior spaces, both horizontally and vertically and then to wrap it all in white masonry," according to The Contemporist. Having this white finishing makes the house look very minimalist, but still fashionable. The design also allows light to flow throughout the abode, and white reflective surfaces on the inside of the house amplify the brightness even more. However, even though there are plenty of windows, the positioning of these transparent surfaces was done strategically to allow for added privacy considering the house by Studio Dwell Architects is located in a more high-traffic area.
All-White Masonry Abodes
Bucktown Three by Studio Dwell Architects Has a White-Washed Look
Trend Themes
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2. Open and Fluid Interior Spaces - Opportunity to create open and fluid interior spaces that maximize natural light and enhance the overall brightness of a building.
3. Strategic Window Placement - Opportunity to strategically position windows to maintain privacy while still allowing light to flow into the space.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - Opportunity for architects and designers to incorporate all-white designs and open, fluid interior spaces to create visually appealing and functional buildings.
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3. Interior Decor - Opportunity for interior decorators to utilize white reflective surfaces and strategic window placement to enhance natural light and create a sense of brightness in homes and commercial spaces.