Modern tropical style house
If talking about Indonesia We often think of images of lush green landscapes with a feeling of moisture. For new architectural work They often use natural materials to use them in a unique way. And many architects often build a hill with a garden in front. Just by looking at it, you can easily guess that it’s definitely a work from this country. This content, “Baan Ideas,” has another example of tropical home design that boasts simplicity of lines. But full of usability and a deep respect for nature Everything that comes together creates a building that is not only visually striking. But it is also practical and sustainable.
F15 is home to Axial Studio in Tangerang, Banten Province, Indonesia. Built on the last plot of land of a residential group. The owner intended to design this house with a modern tropical concept. Filled with comfort from nature The front of the building has a sloping area in front of the house turned into a garden. which becomes the focal point of the eye In addition to adding freshness to the home It also serves to create privacy and act as a barrier for outside and inside the building.
The entrance to the house is hidden on the side of a high hill. Made from black steel, looks sleek. It goes well with the flat roof that covers the walkway. As you walk inside, there are dark brown wood paneled walls along the entire length. And the lush tropical garden makes every step feel friendly with nature.
Walking through the hallway, you’ll find a large courtyard and it’s clear that the architect placed the main mass into two sections of the building perpendicular to each other in the shape of an L. This creates an interior courtyard, which is a key element in the design of the Tropical style house. Minimal style pikal This courtyard will be an outdoor zone used to relax with peaceful views of the surrounding trees and koi pond from morning until noon. As time passes The courtyard will extend to the side of the building. By making use of the additional vacant land that has been acquired. Make the house look more shady
In terms of functionality, the strategy that Studio F15 used in the design was to create a central open space. that can be opened to connect to the surrounding outdoor space Receive natural energy from light, wind, and gardens through large glass doors. Internally, the building’s functions are divided into three main areas: the reception area, which is positioned in mass building 1, which is closest to the main entrance; The work area is located in the second building mass location behind the building. and the service area that lies in the gap between these two functions.
