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House with a Doma × Adaptable use
House with a Doma
A home with a traditional earthen floor (doma) creates a versatile transition zone between indoor and outdoor living. Linking the entryway directly to gardens or garages makes moving bikes and outdoor gear easy while providing an ideal hobby workshop. Integrated benches and storage simplify shoe changes and organization. Connecting the doma to living or kitchen areas creates a unique gathering place. Durable tile, mortar, or exposed-aggregate finishes add practical durability and visual charm. We present doma homes that welcome active daily pursuits.
House with Flexible Multi-Purpose Design
A home with flexible use is attractive because it allows you to flexibly change the use of rooms according to changes in family structure, work style, and hobbies. A space initially used as a children's playroom can later be turned into a private room, or utilized as a workspace or hobby space, giving a single space multiple roles. By incorporating movable furniture, fixtures, and floor plans with blank spaces, it becomes easier to respond to changes in lifestyle. Rather than fixing the completed form at the moment of creation, being able to update the use while living leads to the new value of a long-lasting home. This introduces a flexible-use home that can update the roles of spaces according to changing lifestyles.
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