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 Modern Residences
KICHI ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
KICHI ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN

Modern Residences｜Case Studies｜A Form of High-Quality Living Woven from Materials, Light, and Spatial Composition

Author: Qurasuki Editorial Department
Modern homes are characterized by simple forms stripped of excess and calculated openings. Natural light pouring in through large windows brightly envelops the interior, creating a sense of spaciousness.
The combination of different materials such as concrete, glass, and wood exquisitely balances a cool impression with warmth. While being functional, the texture of the materials brings richness to life. A design that also considers structure and insulation achieves a balance of comfort and aesthetics.

Modern Residences

Modern and Exterior: The Exterior of a Modern Home, Highlighting Linear Beauty and Material Texture. The Charm of a Facade Design That Won't Fade with Time.

Modern Residences ｜Exterior

The appeal of a modern home's exterior lies in its composition, which utilizes sharp straight lines and the texture of materials. The combination of concrete, metal, and glass provides a contemporary impression while ensuring durability and waterproofing.
Designs that feature flat roofs or horizontal lines require careful attention to leak prevention and drainage planning. While large windows bring in light, consideration for insulation and privacy is also essential. A distinctive and sophisticated exterior is completed while harmonizing with the surrounding environment.

Modern Residences × Exterior

Modern and Terrace: A Modern Terrace Connecting Indoors and Out. A Sophisticated Spatial Design that Incorporates Light, Wind, and Scenery into Life.

Modern Residences ｜Terrace

In a modern home, a terrace creates a sense of continuity between indoors and outdoors by being integrated with the living room. Durable materials like wood and stone are often used, and ease of maintenance is also emphasized.
Screens and plantings are effectively used to ensure ventilation while blocking sightlines from the surroundings. Shades and eaves for sun control are also important elements for enhancing comfort. The terrace becomes a cozy space that richly colors life.

Modern Residences × Terrace

Modern and LDK: A Modern LDK with a Sense of Unity and Functional Beauty. The Charm of a Sophisticated Living Space Spreading at the Center of Life.

Modern Residences ｜LDK

The LDK (living-dining-kitchen) of a modern home is characterized by an open space that spreads across one floor. High ceilings and large windows bring in natural light and create clear sightlines. A layout where the entire living room can be seen from the kitchen allows you to sense the family's presence while doing chores and promotes communication.
Storage is consolidated on the walls, and custom-built solutions skillfully hide signs of daily life by minimizing the presence of objects and appliances. A sense of unity in furniture and lighting also contributes to the coziness.

Modern Residences × LDK

Modern and Void: A Modern Void Where Light and Air Circulate. The Charm of a Three-Dimensional Home that Balances Openness and Design.

Modern Residences ｜Atrium

A void (atrium) is effective for creating a visual expansion that connects upper and lower floors and for bringing in natural light. In modern homes, a balance between design beauty and functionality is required.
A decrease in air conditioning efficiency can be addressed with highly insulated windows and an efficient HVAC plan. Details such as stairs, handrails, and lighting fixtures are kept simple so as not to detract from the overall lightness of the space. The void becomes the core of a comfortable and beautiful home.

Modern Residences × Atrium