HR Residence

Form Expression: Aperture versus Veil

The non-identical Twin embraces the concept of form expression through the striking juxtaposition of aperture and veil. The first twin, Aperture, celebrates transparency and connection with the surroundings. Its design emphasizes large, floor-to-ceiling windows and glass facades that bathe the interiors in natural light, blurring the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces. The ethereal quality of Aperture creates an open and inviting atmosphere, encouraging residents to embrace the beauty of their surroundings and indulge in panoramic views.

In contrast, the second twin, Veil, explores a more enigmatic and mysterious approach. The design employs elements such as aluminium screens, perforated facades, and interwoven patterns to create a veil-like effect. This layering technique not only adds a sense of privacy but also allows for filtered natural light, casting captivating shadows that dance throughout the interiors. Veil’s form expression creates an intriguing play of light and shadow, engendering a sense of depth and spatial complexity within the living spaces.

Material:

In terms of materiality, the non-identical twin intertwines the warmth and richness of timber with the timeless elegance of stone, creating a harmonious blend of natural materials. The first twin, Timber, embraces the use of sustainably sourced timber in its construction and finishes. The integration of timber elements promotes a cozy and inviting atmosphere, creating a retreat-like ambiance for residents to enjoy.

In contrast, the second twin, Stone, showcases the enduring beauty of stone in various forms. From textured stone cladding to polished marble accents, Stone embodies elegance, durability, and a connection to tradition. The use of stone in architectural elements such as feature walls, and countertops adds a sense of sophistication and refinement to the living spaces, creating a captivating juxtaposition with the timber elements of its counterpart.