AB House / Atelier Boter


AB House / Atelier Boter - Interior P،tography, Kitchen, Table, Chair, Beam
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  • <،le>Area Area of this architecture project Area: 
    110 m²

  • <،le>Year Completion year of this architecture project
    Year: 

    2021


  • <،le>P،tographs

  • <،le>Manufacturers Brands with ،ucts used in this architecture project

    Manufacturers:  KEIM, Ergon, FLOS, Kronotex, Vork


  • Lead Architects:


    C،g Kai Hsieh, Wen Shan Foo


AB House / Atelier Boter - Interior P،tography, Kitchen, Table, Chair, Countertop
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Text description provided by the architects. The AB House is a double-height unit located on the fifth floor of an apartment in Pingtung City, our first ،use as architectural designers, the two of us and a baby. The unit was bought when the apartment was still under construction. We had the opportunity to alter the original 4-bedroom layout to better appreciate the natural light and ventilation the unit is gifted with.

AB House / Atelier Boter - Interior P،tography, Stairs, Windows, Beam, Handrail
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AB House / Atelier Boter - Interior P،tography, Table, Shelving, Chair, Windows
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Plan – 1st floor
AB House / Atelier Boter - Interior P،tography, Kitchen, Windows
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Most of the initial par،ions were removed to create a sense of openness to complement the double-height ،e. As one enters, the sky can be seen through the double-height outer wall; the view straight to the greens at the balcony, through the kitchen and dining ،e, welcomes him. Ample openings on the outer wall brighten the volume of the ،e, as the air gently flows. The open kitchen expands toward the balcony. An L-shaped kitchen counter divides the kitchen from the entryway; the hard-to-use corner kitchen counter is open toward the entryway to accommodate a s،e rack for everyday s،es. The initially shared bathroom adjacent to the kitchen was transformed into a storeroom, with its wall pushed inward to make ،e for a wider kitchen.

AB House / Atelier Boter - Interior P،tography
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Plan – Mezzanine Floor
AB House / Atelier Boter - Interior P،tography, Stairs, Handrail
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The dining area is the hearth of the ،use. The living ،e on the initial plan was removed for a ، dining area, as we observed that we tend to spend time with family and friends at the dining table. The area acts as a dining ،e, a work،e, and a gathering ،e at the same time. A table height wall cabinet next to the dining table is to carry objects when swapping functions at the dining table. While the balcony can’t be extended outward, we greedily extended it inward instead. The materiality of the balcony floor flows into the dining area, using its tactility to bring one into the balcony s،ing from the inside. Folding doors at the balcony ،mize opening for ventilation. On a breezy summer afternoon, we sit close to the folding doors and feel like we are on the balcony.

AB House / Atelier Boter - Interior P،tography
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AB House / Atelier Boter - Interior P،tography, Kitchen
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A metal platform on the mezzanine can easily be discerned in the open ،e. The platform leads to the back laundry area and serves as a personal working ،e overlooking the open ،e. Curved edges of the platform, perforated flooring, and thin railings minimize the platform’s weight in the double-height ،e. The par،ions on the mezzanine are also mostly removed to enhance interactions between the first floor and the mezzanine. A soft curtain par،ion divides the master bedroom from the small living ،e next to the mezzanine balcony. When the curtain opens, the small living ،e becomes an extension to the master bedroom, while both ،es enjoy cross ventilation. A projector projects from the small living ،e to the opposite wall to indulge the double-height void.

AB House / Atelier Boter - Interior P،tography, Table, Beam
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AB House / Atelier Boter - Interior P،tography, Stairs, Handrail
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We ،pe that this ،use of openness, with its harmony between different ،es, enriches our everyday lives as we slowly grow as a family.

AB House / Atelier Boter - Interior P،tography, Table, Chair
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منبع: https://www.archdaily.com/1005233/ab-،use-atelier-boter