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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

HOUSE S in Hsinchu, Taiwan by YUAN ARCHITECTS

January 30th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: YUAN ARCHITECTS

Facing a beautiful scenery of green hills, the building features staggered terraces that extend the indoor living space to the mountain landscape, offering a connection with nature that brings a sense of fulfillment to daily life.

Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng and Stephen Liao

Architects: YUAN ARCHITECTS
Project: HOUSE S
Location: Hsinchu, Taiwan
Photography: Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng, Stephen Liao
Designers: Wenyuan Peng
Height: 10.10 m
Size: 416.66m²
Status: Completed in 2016

Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng and Stephen Liao

Built on a hillside, House S intentionally elevates the living space to provide privacy while offering a comfortable outdoor activity space for families. An undulating wall running through the building defines the exterior and interior, separating the public space from the private. Within the building, the wall encircles the master bedroom and children’s room, forming the two main spaces, private and secure. Between the public and private spaces on each floor, three staggered terraces provide three different lifestyles and settings, enabling the owner and their children to retain their private spaces but also enjoy enriching interactions.

Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng and Stephen Liao

Image Courtesy © YUAN ARCHITECTS

: Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng and Stephen Liao

: Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng and Stephen Liao

: Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng and Stephen Liao

: Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng and Stephen Liao

: Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng and Stephen Liao

: Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng and Stephen Liao

: Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng and Stephen Liao

: Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng and Stephen Liao

: Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng and Stephen Liao

: Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng and Stephen Liao

: Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng and Stephen Liao

: Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng and Stephen Liao

: Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng and Stephen Liao

: Image Courtesy © Te-Fan Wang, Wenyuan Peng and Stephen Liao

: Image Courtesy © YUAN ARCHITECTS

: Image Courtesy © YUAN ARCHITECTS

: Image Courtesy © YUAN ARCHITECTS

: Image Courtesy © YUAN ARCHITECTS

: Image Courtesy © YUAN ARCHITECTS

: Image Courtesy © YUAN ARCHITECTS

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: Image Courtesy © YUAN ARCHITECTS

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Tags: Hsinchu, Taiwan

Categories: Apartments, House, Residential

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