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[When Nordic style meets water-cast architecture] 5 water-cast buildings that respect nature present a pure and simple life style!

Nordic style advocates nature, simplicity, and attractive functional design, and has always been loved by everyone! Combined with the construction method that has become popular in recent years - Qingshui molding, it presents the purest architectural form! Let's take a look at 5 Qingshui houses in the Nordic style Model architecture, how to interpret a pure and simple life style!

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[Clear water mold style] Another choice if you like the water mold style? Comparison of construction days, advantages and disadvantages of cement powder, post-water mold, and imitation water mold paint

In recent years, water-cast building materials have become the dominant material. The mold application effects of common cement powder, post-process water-cast, and imitation water-cast paint are very similar to those of poured water-cast molds. They are another choice for those who prefer the style of water-cast mold. The following is a comparison of construction days, Let’s compare the pros and cons and take a look!

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[Qingshui Mold Architecture] Qingshui Mold Villa that introduces greenery, a simple villa that lives together with nature!

Isn’t it a bit incredible that sunshine, woods, and grass have become part of your home? The architect used simple clear water molding to create a villa facade that blends into nature, echoing the natural landscape surrounded by greenery. Even if you just stay at home, you can easily embrace nature and make sunlight and green space a part of your home! See the architect's design below The "rustic villa" built!

Casa Entreparotas 

 

Casa Entreparotas is a 568-square-foot villa located in the Mexican state of Colima. Light, wind and rain are the themes that the architect set around the building. Di Frenna Arquitectos architects studied the topography of the site and chose a location that crosses a creek and is filled with tropical vegetation, parrotas and fig trees to create a standout jungle atmosphere. The architectural design uses concrete to create paths around the villa. , blurring the boundaries with nature and promoting the discovery of nature in daily life.

To interpret the natural essence of the jungle, a range of neutral toned materials were selected, with solid concrete volumes and a mix of steel structures embodying the unwavering strength of the habitat. The volumes are interconnected with large expanses of glass. The result is a linear building with a flat roof, while green hills slope organically below. The living room of the villa is perfectly integrated with the craftsmanship of stone walls and Parota woodwork. It intersects with the main axis of the building and blurs the boundaries between inside and outside. It is easy to enjoy a moment of rest by entering the garden and the roof.

▲ Design:Casa Entreparotas Photo:home-designing.com

▲ Design:Casa Entreparotas Photo:home-designing.com

▲ Design:Casa Entreparotas Photo:home-designing.com

▲ Design:Casa Entreparotas Photo:home-designing.com

▲ Design:Casa Entreparotas Photo:home-designing.com

NEOvilla

Hidden in a 3,000 square meter forest, Neo Villa enjoys privacy while being surrounded by nature. The NEO villa designed by Querkopf Architekten has three-dimensional exposed concrete that blends into the surrounding environment. The upper floor is surrounded by large sheets of glass and steel, forming an L-shaped structural frame that floods with natural light through the floor-to-ceiling windows. It is a natural art installation with the theme of the natural environment. The outdoor terrace is completely isolated from the street, providing the property with sheltered privacy. Living spaces filled with sculptures and abstractions form a modern, pure natural beauty.

▲ Design:Querkopf Architekten Photo:home-designing.com

▲ Design:Querkopf Architekten Photo:home-designing.com

▲ Design:Querkopf Architekten Photo:home-designing.com

▲ Design:Querkopf Architekten Photo:home-designing.com

▲ Design:Querkopf Architekten Photo:home-designing.com

▲ Design:Querkopf Architekten Photo:home-designing.com

Casa RF

Within the original location of the nearly 3.5-acre site, the 8,000-square-foot building area was divided into three separate volumes connected by a central path. The architectural design of Javier Sánchez and Carlos Mar of JSa Arquitectura architectural studio uses wood and concrete to present a light and floating liquid rock form, which is consistent with the temperament of the surrounding natural environment. They use flexible methods to plan connecting paths and "borrow scenery" to form a landscape framework. Produce different visual effects, achieve a pattern of interactive relationship with the natural field, and closely connect the buildings to provide an eternal residence for the owner's family to experience different stages of needs over time.

▲ Design:JSa Arquitectura Ando Photo:RAFAEL GAMO

▲ Design:JSa Arquitectura Ando Photo:RAFAEL GAMO

▲ Design:JSa Arquitectura Ando Photo:RAFAEL GAMO

▲ Design:JSa Arquitectura Ando Photo:RAFAEL GAMO

▲ Design:JSa Arquitectura Ando Photo:RAFAEL GAMO

The clear water mold building materials show the original texture of concrete, and the quiet and pure beauty is eye-catching!
Architect Chen Bingxin, who has won many international awards for his clear water mold architectural design, is good at integrating architecture and interior space use.
Adhere to the spirit of craftsmanship to shape the building's volume and structure a harmonious dialogue between people and architecture.
Quenching returns to the natural and authentic "naked" architectural design!

 

interior space-Avenue of Stars➦ 

construction space-Taichung Fu's House➦

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