Living Area: 140 sq.m.
Details: 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms,
The evolution of architecture has treated us to a wealth of new and unique designs. Gone are the days when a house was a simple box-like structure with minimal embellishments, for these days anything goes!
That brings us to U-shaped houses, which tend to feature quite a lot in modern- and contemporary designs.
Flowing around a central space, usually a courtyard, a U-shaped house provides various advantages, with the first and foremost being a rich amount of natural light flowing indoors from multiple sides.
In addition, a U-shaped house is also the perfect option if you want decent separation between your public- and private zones (such as your living room and kitchen from your bedrooms and bathrooms).
Plus, let’s not forget that the U-shaped layout also makes optimal use of the building site, meaning you have more potential to enjoy picture-perfect views of your exteriors (an especially great benefit if you have a brag-worthy garden).
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Credit: Sangsook Studio 21
