The House T in Austria had certain requirements before being completed. The owners wanted to overlook the city, but also have a clear view of the alps in the distance. As such Haro Architects had to make the most of the triangular shaped land they were given to work with.
The result is a house with varying facades. When approaching it from the road, the outside consists of a lighter wood coloring that encompasses almost the one entire side. However, when moving towards the back everything opens up with a deck area and large windows to allow for a clear view. Considering the architects were working under such specific constraints, they certainly did a good job with what they had.
Owners here can now enjoy amazing views plus a comforting home.
Photo Credits: designboom, haro-architects
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Varying Facades
- Exploring the concept of facades that change in appearance as one moves around the building presents disruptive innovation opportunities in architectural design.
- Triangular Shaped Land
- Leveraging unconventional land shapes like triangles offers disruptive innovation opportunities for architects to create unique and efficient structures.
- Clear Views and Comforting Homes
- Creating homes that provide both stunning views and a sense of comfort presents disruptive innovation opportunities in the residential construction industry.
Where This Applies
- Architectural Design
- Exploring the concept of varying facades and utilizing unconventional land shapes can revolutionize the architectural design industry.
- Real Estate Development
- Incorporating clear views and comforting homes into real estate development projects can disrupt the industry by appealing to buyers' desire for both aesthetics and functionality.
- Residential Construction
- Integrating innovative design elements, such as changing facades and efficient use of unconventional land shapes, can revolutionize the residential construction industry.
