By Al Hilal on Thursday, August 12, 2010Filed Under: Houses / Housing

Description of Matsuki Residence by HEAD Architecture and Design:
On a tight budget and with limited time, two unexceptional apartments have been combined to form what is essentially a single, dramatically conceived space. This is a new home for a new family, in which the rituals of family life – bathing, playing, eating, sleeping – can be thoroughly re-evaluated, with an open-plan sequence of simple flexible spaces facilitating the informal flow and changing requirements of an expanding family. Like a blank canvas the spaces are currently rather bare but, as the family grows and memories are created, the walls will quickly fill up.
Matsuki Residence
Building Type: Residential
Client: Matsuki Family
Location: Discovery Bay, Hong Kong
Date: 2007
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