Architecture often plays with geometry to create spaces that demolish conventional construction, as seen in complex Dolomitenblick by Plasma Studio.
This countryside abode plays with elevation to create a facade that folds like origami. The look is created with protruding balconies that seemingly reach out into surrounding landscape. Dolomitenblick by Plasma Studio houses six spacious holiday homes in north-east Italy.
Along with the sliced look of the building's facade, each elevation slopes back into the mountainous land making for an asymmetric construction. The complex is welcoming to light and provides panoramic views with its spanning balconies. The eclectic look created by Plasma Studio's sharp contrast with surrounding topography adds modern charm to Italian countryside vacationing.
What's Driving This Trend
- Geometric Architecture
- Innovative architecture design that plays with unconventional shapes and angles to create more visually attractive buildings.
- Elevated Facades
- Designing facades at different heights to create a unique look that stands out from traditional buildings.
- Asymmetric Constructions
- Creating buildings with uneven, non-symmetrical designs that add a modern and eclectic touch.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture
- Architecture firms can push boundaries by experimenting with unconventional shapes, heights, and angles in their designs.
- Real Estate
- Developers can invest in properties that feature unique and visually appealing architectural designs to attract buyers and renters.
- Tourism
- Hotels and vacation rental companies can invest in properties with innovative architecture designs that offer a unique vacation experience for guests.
