This house is known as S + I House. It is a residential project designed by DP+HS Architects in 2015. It is located in Jakarta, Indonesia. Located in a residential area in North Jakarta, Indonesia, the 600 sqm house occupies a 440 sqm plot of land. This project’s site is facing a main road on the west side, and an alley on the other side (south side). We noticed that this site, particularly the one facing the main road, has a considerably large building line. And we are aware that the building line will decrease the building's size. Based on that observation, we attempt to locate the main door on the side which facing the alley (south side); thus allowing the reduced area in the west side, to be utilized as an open-space gathering place. The open-space gathering place itself is an extension of the main living room that is purposely designed to be slightly away from the main door to keep it private. This house is inhabited by a small family. However, both the husband and wife come from a big family. Consequently, the potential for such large family to come to visit, spend some quality time and even stay overnight affects the space program of this house. Hence, causing the space program to be quite compact. Considering the compact programming, the concept proposed is "compartment box". The idea is to position the spaces into two big mass boxes. Then, each box is given a bold treatment through the materials used at the façade. These two mass boxes come from one mass box that is subtracted by the open space. This open space is placed on the 3rd and 4th floor (rooftop); it serves to soften the rigid shape of the box and creates a lot of potential openings, so the building can breathe and get enough natural light. A reflecting pool is also built on the rooftop to help lower the building’s temperature. In accordance to the owners’ preference, their relatively young age, and budget consideration, the structure is designed as a modular structure, combined with modern architectural language throughout the building details. We set the building’s tone to be monochrome, with black lines element, such as the door and window frame, to help define the space. Meanwhile the accent colors are presented through the use of loose furniture and decoration. Exposed materials are also brought consistently into the interior part of the building, such as exposed cement in the living room, exposed painted brick in the study room, and solid wood in common spaces. ============================================ Please other related video about home and interior design : Home Renovation Ideas - Renovation of 1990's Cotage to Sustainable and Functional Home == https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mljA9RoDUSM Unique Contemporary House with Exposed Concrete and Glazed Wall == https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfmAJkvs3RI Modern Contemporary House with Large Glazing Wall and Wooden Facade == https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6SMNLmpUNE ============================================== The admin of this channel is not the owner of the material inside the video. This video is created FOR EDUCATION (science and knowledge) not for affilate. #COPYING RIGHT NOTICE CLAIM Please if you have any issues in the content used in this channel before you claim it to youtube, SEND ME A MESSAGE and I WILL DELETE IT RIGHT AWAY Source: http://www.homedsgn.com/2016/11/27/dphs-architects-design-a-private-residence-in-jakarta-indonesia/ http://www.archdaily.com/794854/s-plus-i-house-dp-plus-hs-architects Photos by: Mario Wibowo http://www.mariowibowo.com/ PS. Find Us On : == Google Plus : https://plus.google.com/+Interiordesignmagazine101 == Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/user/HomeDesignTV1 == Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/c/ArchinteriormagzBlogspot-InteriorDesignMagz == Twitter : https://twitter.com/InteriorMagz == Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/interiordesignmagazine101

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