A tree house with a difference - this is how the project of
the talented architects of D12 Design can be described. The prefabricated house
scores not only with a beautiful location and stylish façade design with glass
- also inside the villa turns out to be a quiet beauty. Its high, wood-paneled
ceiling, the solid floor, the charming interior in modern country house style
provide a feel-good atmosphere. Incidentally, the natural material is present
everywhere in the interior - the wood on the wall, for example, creates a
seamless transition between the living and sleeping areas and completes the
home.
Wood on the wall - the prefab house of D12 scores with a stylish façade design
The architects of D12 Design were tasked with completing a
holiday home for a couple. The property is located deep in a forest area in
Vietnam - the beautiful nature with tall deciduous and coniferous trees
inspired the architects to a modern building with an abundant glazed façade. At
the same time, the sloping terrain posed a great challenge. All the more - the
builders set the target of an environmentally friendly construction. The only
possible solution in this case was the prefabricated house - made of several
panels, which are then only assembled on site. The architects deliberately
chose low weight materials per square meter and built the house on steel beams.
It consists of two volumes - both face the forest and have
access to the natural stone terrace with concrete garden pond. There, the
family can entertain friends or relax at the weekend under the cooling shade of
tall trees. As far as the façade is concerned, the single-storey villa is above
all practically designed. A pitched roof successfully dissipates the rainwater,
the abundantly glazed south west and east side let plenty of sunlight and fresh
air in the living and sleeping area. Blinds provide opaque cotton curtains. The
exterior walls are cleaned and painted with water-repellent facade paint. In
addition, the house is protected from the nearby trees from the strong sun and
wind.
The absolute highlight in the outdoor area is certainly the
safety net that successfully replaces the balcony. It is definitely a
sustainable alternative, because in this construction, the trees that grow in
front of the house have been preserved. Yet another key advantage is the low
weight of the net. It is accessible from both the living room and the bedroom.
Floor-to-ceiling sliding sliding doors connect seamlessly inside and out,
allowing residents to truly enjoy the convenient location of the house in the
midst of nature.
Wood on the wall, on the ceiling and on the floor - the natural material as a connecting element in the interior
The interior also impresses with a simple but very stylish
aesthetic - the narrow and long living area is divided into three zones - a
small reading corner in front of the window form red floor lamp, designer
armchair with soft cotton upholstery and a wooden chest of drawers. Native
houseplants create a cozy ambience. Right next to the sitting area is a
handwoven stool, a glass coffee table and a three-seater sofa bed. The shaggy
rug in trendy anthracite color visually separates this area from the reading
corner. The architects have designed the house with the idea of the highest
living comfort - and according to the needs of the young couple, the living
area is equipped with a small block kitchen.
The kitchen landscape is made of light-colored wood and
blends in harmoniously with the overall picture - wood acts as a connecting
element and is present on the ceiling as well as on the walls and on the floor.
The grain of the natural material simply does not let go of the eyes and gives
the interior a charming country house character.
The bedroom is puristically furnished with a double bed,
small desk and chair. The house can easily accommodate up to four people. So
the couple can invite 2 more friends. So nothing stands in the way of pleasant
evenings outdoors. It is the perfect weekend house in the middle of nature -
comfortable and stylish at the same time, equipped with everything you need
(air conditioning, fridge and on request - TV). The costs are also within
reasonable limits, since the house is anyway prefabricated in a hall anyway. In
this way, it is possible to stick to the budget set at the beginning.
The house in Vietnam is therefore definitive proof of the
numerous advantages of prefabricated houses, especially in protected, hard to
reach areas. In addition, the modern design offers other advantages - the
manageable costs, the numerous design options, the low weight, the quick
installation (it usually takes place during a weekend). But the architects at
D12 Design even went a step further - they integrated a safety net into the
project and did not have to cut down the trees around the house. A thought-out,
environmentally friendly concept that promotes nature conservation.
Source: indecortrends.com
