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H-House is a multi-generational family residence in the outskirts of Guangzhou. The design organizes three distinct living units around a shared garden, fostering connection while respecting individual privacy.
Each unit receives its own entrance and outdoor space, connected by covered walkways that encourage informal interaction between family members.
The project employs locally sourced brick and timber, establishing a dialogue with the vernacular architecture of southern China.
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H-House is a multi-generational family residence in the outskirts of Guangzhou. The design organizes three distinct living units around a shared garden, fostering connection while respecting individual privacy.
Each unit receives its own entrance and outdoor space, connected by covered walkways that encourage informal interaction between family members.
The project employs locally sourced brick and timber, establishing a dialogue with the vernacular architecture of southern China.
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H-House is a multi-generational family residence in the outskirts of Guangzhou. The design organizes three distinct living units around a shared garden, fostering connection while respecting individual privacy.
Each unit receives its own entrance and outdoor space, connected by covered walkways that encourage informal interaction between family members.
The project employs locally sourced brick and timber, establishing a dialogue with the vernacular architecture of southern China.
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H-House is a multi-generational family residence in the outskirts of Guangzhou. The design organizes three distinct living units around a shared garden, fostering connection while respecting individual privacy.
Each unit receives its own entrance and outdoor space, connected by covered walkways that encourage informal interaction between family members.
The project employs locally sourced brick and timber, establishing a dialogue with the vernacular architecture of southern China.