Architecture studio ElasticoFarm creates The Hole with the House Around, which is a house that rests on stilts around a suspended void. It is resting just above some trees in a private park in Cambiano, which is a town just to the southeast of Turin in Italy.
The home is built as an independent structure along with an existing home first created in the 70s. The Hole with the House Around is made with a range of corrugated volumes above orange metal stilts for a bright look. The studio explains to Dezeen, "The architectural box disassembles into a series of distinct elements, while a central void emerges. [This serves] as the focal point around which the architecture achieves its balance."
Image Credit: ElasticoFarm
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Suspended Homes
- Designing houses that rest on stilts around a suspended void offers a unique architectural concept.
- Corrugated Volumes
- Using corrugated volumes in home design creates a visually dynamic and modern look.
- Central Void
- Incorporating a central void in architecture adds a focal point and enhances the overall balance of the design.
Sectors Adopting This
- Architecture
- The architecture industry can explore the design potential of suspended homes.
- Construction
- The construction industry can incorporate the use of corrugated volumes in building structures.
- Interior Design
- The interior design industry can utilize central voids to create visually striking and balanced spaces.
