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Realler Architecture Workshop Pictures of a modern home have shared that he has completed in Jakarta, Indonesia, with steel feathers operated on western and southern aspects.
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The design of the house was included in the design of the house to regulate light and airflow. These feathers expand in a 3.5 -meter canopy on the ground floor, which provides shadow that mimics the cooling of sitting under a tree.
Photography by Lu’luil Ma’nunun
This canopy not only protects the surrounding plants from harsh sunlight, but also blur the line between indoor and external places.
Photography by Lu’luil Ma’nunun
The curved forms of the mask increase the organic experience of the house, showing the house as it naturally grows from its surroundings.
Photography by Aroo Fatamudhito
The construction of Lumintu House shows the skills of local craftsmen who collaborate with the studio. Each steel component was carefully folded by hand, while concrete’s caterpillary opening was shaped to support large glass elements and provoked the metaphor of the Plato cave – a place of light and shade.
Photography by Aroo Fatamudhito
Photography by Aroo Fatamudhito
Photography by Aroo Fatamudhito
The shaded entrance of the house also includes a circular opening that provides a glimpse of the pool on the other side of the wall.
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Photography by Aroo Fatamudhito
The pool, which is shaded by the screen, moves with the living room and AIDS to keep the house cool.
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Photography by Aroo Fatamudhito
Inside the house, a piano and seating area in the ground floor, living room, dining room, kitchen, guest room, and 11-meter-rolled main area with a finger, which enhances the feeling of openness while promoting natural ventilation, which flows originally in an external place and internal courtyard.
Photography by Aroo Fatamudhito
Photography by Aroo Fatamudhito
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On the upper floor, three bedrooms, a gym, and a house office offers enough life and work space, while the service sector is observedly deployed backwards and is integrated into mejenine levels with the gym, providing separate access to convenience.
Photography by Aroo Fatamudhito
Photography by Aroo Fatamudhito
Photography by Aroo Fatamudhito
On the roof, a garden and light canopy provide insulation and a private food sector, which combines functionality and attraction.
Photography by Aroo Fatamudhito
Photography by Lu’luil Ma’nunun
