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Living
A tall open room between white fins and full-height glazing.
Conceptual
C16 | Private Loft
Location
Lebanon
Type
Private loft
Status
Concept design
The idea
One open room, held by concrete and oak.
A concept design for a private loft in Lebanon. The living space is one tall, open room: oak boards run the full length of the floor, a gallery above is screened in dark timber slats, and tall white fins and full-height glazing open the room to the trees outside.
The kitchen and dining sit at its centre, around a long concrete-grey table with timber benches. Services are wrapped in freestanding boxes clad in patinated metal and concrete, with a narrow, lit passage between them hung with a long drawing, and a water wall over a pebble bed lines the entrance corridor.
Material palette
Patinated metal
Service boxes
Concrete panels
Passage wall
Oak boards
Floors
Dark timber slats
Gallery screen
02
Kitchen & Dining
A long table and timber benches under a slatted gallery.
About the project
Oak boards, metal boxes and moving water
The living room opens the visit, tall and full of daylight from the glazing and the trees beyond the fins. The kitchen and dining area sit at its middle, under the slatted gallery, so cooking and eating share the height of the main room. Between the service boxes, a narrow passage leads on, lit along its length and hung with the drawing. Back at the entrance, the corridor runs beside the water wall and its bed of pebbles.
Oak boards run beneath the whole room, the one warm surface shared by every space. The service boxes are clad in patinated metal, its uneven tones giving them weight against the white fins. Concrete panels line the passage walls, cool and plain, so the drawing and the light carry the space. Dark timber slats screen the gallery above, filtering the view down into the room. This is a concept design in Lebanon.
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