Periscope House wins Architizer A+Award 2024 and a Special Mention for Sustainability
Architects Claerhout - Van Biervliet & Adriaan Claerhout
Section with lower periscope mirror down and upper mirror also down, making the building disappear in the landscape
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@adriaanclaerhout
Periscope House wins Architizer A+Award 2024 and a Special Mention for Sustainability
Architects Claerhout - Van Biervliet & Adriaan Claerhout
Section with lower periscope mirror down and upper mirror rising, so that light and view appear in the underground living room
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@adriaanclaerhout
Periscope House wins Architizer A+Award 2024 and a Special Mention for Sustainability
Architects Claerhout - Van Biervliet & Adriaan Claerhout
Section with lower periscope mirror down and upper mirror fully up, so that light and view appear in the underground living room
Photo credit:
@adriaanclaerhout
Periscope House wins Architizer A+Award 2024 and a Special Mention for Sustainability
Architects Claerhout - Van Biervliet & Adriaan Claerhout
Section with lower periscope mirror up and upper mirror fully up, so that light and view appear on the minus 1 level
Photo credit:
@adriaanclaerhout
Periscope House wins Architizer A+Award 2024 and a Special Mention for Sustainability
Architects Claerhout - Van Biervliet & Adriaan Claerhout
Full section with lower periscope mirror up and upper mirror also fully up, in order to have light and view on the landscape from the level minus 1.
Photo credit:
@adriaanclaerhout
Periscope House wins Architizer A+Award 2024 and a Special Mention for Sustainability
Architects Claerhout - Van Biervliet & Adriaan Claerhout
Full section with lower periscope mirror up and upper mirror down, to make the building disappear in the landscape
Photo credit:
@adriaanclaerhout
Monow House, Thailand
Archismith
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
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Shared balcony for Children's Bedrooms on the 3rd floor
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
Archismith
Strategic material selection for visual linkage
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
Archismith
View from Parents' house
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
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The exterior walls of the 3rd floor, being most exposed to the elements, are cladded with hollow-core triangular shaped ceramic tiles which act as a thermal barrier.
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
Archismith
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
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The folding texture of the cladding also helps to reduce direct hit of sunlight as 50% of the surface will be in shade most of the time.
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
Archismith
Corner detail
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
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Lighting effect on the cladding
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
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Entry porch frames the courtyard view
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
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The Working Room on the 2nd floor is structurally hung from above to avoid having columns blocking the garden view on the 1st floor.
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
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Being inside feels like being outside with the generous amount of openings.
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
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The Living Room’s double-height glazed façade facing north provides optimal exposure to the courtyard view and daylight with minimum heat gain.
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SkyGround architectural film & photography
Monow House, Thailand
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Double-height Living Room
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SkyGround architectural film & photography