Gable House , Thailand,
Architects 49 House Design Limited

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Gable House , Thailand,
Architects 49 House Design Limited
Yabashi, Gable House, Bungotakada, 2017
www.yabashi-aa.com/
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Gable House
The client was comfortable that they didn't need a bigger house, just one that worked better. The design brief was to provide a spacious, light-filled, open plan area at the back that better connected to the backyard and corrected the lack of privacy between the main bedroom and living area. The existing house already measured 207 m2 and with a site area of 491 m2, the client was reluctant to sacrifice any backyard nor overcapitalize on the relatively small site.
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Kouichi Kimura, Gable House, Shiga, 2010
www.form-kimura.com/
A small, contemporary, medium-tone wood floor and brown floor powder room idea with flat-panel cabinets, black cabinets, a one-piece toilet, white walls, a drop-in sink, quartz countertops, gray countertops, and a floating vanity is shown.
David Boylan
Add both Beauty & Versatility to Your Home with the Modern Architectural Accents
Porches are typically placed right in front of the main front entrance of the house. Aside from the aesthetic benefits, there are a few key reasons for adding a porch:
The front porches can serve as an extra layer of defense against trespassers.
A porch can improve energy efficiency by preventing heat loss to the outside.
It can be used as a hanging space for clothes, or space to store shoes.
It makes the house look well organized, neat and tidy.
The gable decorations are a part of the modern architectural accents. A gable dormer can help in adding to both the attractiveness and flexibility of the house because it adds up to about a half-room of living space, increases the light that gets into the house, and makes for better air circulation. One of the main benefits of installing gable roof is its competitive price rate. The installation is comparatively cheaper and reasonable and that is why it is preferred so much by the people. Moreover, because of its varied advantages, it has been famous and popular among people. The high demand of this roof type keeps its price low. The concept of gable is not new, as gable house has been quite popular in the early 19th century. The sharp gable roofs are a distinctive feature of the Gothic and traditional Greek styles of architecture.
Thus, with modern architectural accents both beauty and versatility can be added to the home!
Lastly, some general layout shots.
I'm so proud of this build!