hyde + hyde architects design a house for a photographer
a simple geometry of energy efficient SIP panels and corten steel creates a home for a photographer, with various apertures that enjoy views of the surrounding greenery.
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‘house for a photographer’ by hyde + hyde architects, pontypridd, wales
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welsh practice hyde + hyde architects designed a home for a photographer in a disused quarry on the edge of brecon national park as an object placed on the landscape without being entirely intrusive on the topography. conceived as a recatngular form supported off the ground, the cantilevered poured-in-place concrete slab is covered in corten clad SIPs (structural insulated panels) to ensure a high thermal performance. apertures in the metal skin offer various views of the surrounding greenery, exposing central patios and different rooms. At the end of the volume, a glass wall directs views outwards in a double-height atrium space containing the living room and library. a combination of the exposed OSB board in the interior and various windows provide an ideal backdrop for the display and creation of photography.
driveway to the home
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side elevation
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driveway
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