Contemporary residence
Light Project 2.0
Concrete, stone, glass, and light balanced for a welcoming home.
DesignThe idea
A composed contemporary residence where strong concrete frames, stone, glass, and controlled daylight create a bold but welcoming home.
The design balances a disciplined exterior with warmer, quieter rooms. Deep frames organize the elevation while carefully placed openings give the architecture rhythm between day and night.
The site
Conditions and constraints.
- Client brief and site facts still being confirmed.
- Balancing solid frames for climate control with openness for daylight.
- Keeping the material palette buildable within the target specification.
Design response
Key architectural moves
- 01
Deep concrete frames order the elevation and shade the openings.
- 02
Stone panels add texture and ground the composition.
- 03
Selected large openings bring daylight into restrained interiors.
- 04
Integrated lighting emphasizes planes and material changes after dark.
Constructability
The building problem behind the design.
The repeated concrete frames favour disciplined formwork planning and consistent pour sequencing. Stone cladding fixing, joints, and tolerances will be coordinated with the structural frames before construction documents are issued.
Where it stands
Outcome.
Design in development. Client brief, site data, and project facts will be published once confirmed.