Modern people no longer want to live in houses,similar to boxes. After all, the exterior of a house is its "face". We have selected 10 of the most unusual house projects, the facades of which will change your view of architecture. We are used to saying that the interior of a house reflects the inner world of its inhabitants. But to get an idea of the characters and tastes of the owners of the residential buildings that we will show you today, you do not have to go inside. It is enough to simply look at the unique architectural features and futuristic forms of the structures that these people call their homes. First, let's move to the near abroad. This unique house with an S-shaped facade was created by the Kyiv company KO + KO architects. In addition to the original shape, the unusual combination of building materials is also of interest: the wooden frame of the structure is protected by a curved concrete slab.
The next masterpiece of modern architecture wefound in Portugal. It took architect Bernardo Rodrigues 8 years to create this cheerful asymmetrical structure. But the result exceeded the expectations of not only the customers, but also the master himself. The architect's main idea was to hide the living part of the house from the wind and bad weather behind a powerful wall.
While working on the design of the nextThe architect, Australian Charles Ryan McBride, clearly had his head in the clouds. The bizarre outlines of the facade are unmistakably reminiscent of the shape of a cloud that you might see in children's drawings. The bright blue pool in front of the house reinforces the unearthly associations.
And this house, located in the Tver region,belongs to the family of the architect Petr Kostelov, who is the author of such an unusual design. Original variations on the theme of Soviet dacha buildings, expressed in various ways of finishing the facade with wood, led to the creation of an amazing visual effect. It seems that the house is not built, but literally woven from many wooden scraps.
Another private house with spectacular featuresfacades is located in the suburbs of Berlin. Pott Architects used painted copper sheets for its decoration. Interesting fact: despite the somewhat gloomy appearance of the building, it was called "the house that looks like a holiday".
A distinctive feature of the facades of the house, which receivedThe name of Maison Go is the absence of right angles. Thanks to this non-standard architectural solution, it seems that each subsequent floor slides off the roof of the previous one. The original idea belongs to the French company Architectes Peripheriques.
The original approach of Belgian architectureBassam El Okeily's work on the facade design completely changed the appearance of not only one specific house, but the entire street. A transparent wall with multi-colored lighting, combined with a well-thought-out interior layout, shows passersby a spectacular and fascinating play of shadows, and also takes an active part in lighting the neighborhood.
And here is a modern version of a dugout.This house is literally hidden in a hill, dividing it into two parts. In creating such an unusual design, the architectural studio Bercy Chen Studio (USA) pursued not only creative but also practical goals. The fact is that such an earthen frame "warms" the house and provides thermal comfort to its inhabitants.
The next house sends you greetings from the sunny sideCalifornia. This original "dancing" structure is one of the favorite brainchildren of architect Fred Herring of Herring & Worley, Inc. The house, built for the joy of its inhabitants and random passers-by, can boast not only intricate facades, but also a harmonious tandem with the surrounding nature. Beautiful wood trim and curved shapes create subtle, but still effective associations with tree trunks.
The top ten is rounded out by the well-knowncantilever house by G.Natkevicius & Partners (Lithuania). Thanks to the long elongated part, under which there is a garage for cars, the house resembles a huge van on wheels, in which its inhabitants seem to travel around the country. Viewers get the feeling that the structure is not static, and the owners can pack up and move to a new place at any time.
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Exterior view: 10 residential buildings with unusual facades
