This modern townhouse design by architect Robert Davidov of Davidov Partners makes it seem as though the units are houses from the street. From the sidewalk, one of the most arresting details on the townhouse is a patterned screen that plays off of the original texture of the buildings.
From the back, this openness is carried though with areas that are directly accessible to the outdoors by sliding glass panels. Since the living room is configured this way, this makes it so that additional square footage can be added onto the interior as needed, which is especially handy when entertaining. Playing off a strong connection to the outdoors, the scheme on the interior is bright and airy, using a lot of white on walls, fixtures and furnishings.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Outdoor-connected Living
- Building designs are prioritizing accessible outdoor spaces for modern living, providing opportunities for innovative outdoor technologies and furnishings.
- Open-air Interiors
- Interior design is moving towards more open-air concepts, creating a demand for energy-efficient lighting and climate-control technologies.
- Innovative Building Facades
- Architects are experimenting with textured building facades that provide aesthetic appeal as well as functional benefits, leading to opportunities for new sustainable materials and construction techniques.
Sectors Adopting This
- Home Building and Renovation
- Builders and contractors have an opportunity to incorporate innovative outdoor spaces and energy-efficient technologies into their projects to meet the growing demand for modern living.
- Interior Design
- Designers have an opportunity to create more open-air interior concepts that connect with the outdoors, while also utilizing energy-efficient lighting and climate-control technologies.
- Construction Materials
- Manufacturers of sustainable construction materials have the potential for growth as architects experiment with textured facades and seek eco-friendly options.
