Townhouse with facade moving like flowing water

The highlight of the house's facade is the brick cladding, which both ensures aesthetics and creates a moving effect like flowing water when the wind shakes the trees.

Grow Up House was built in 2020 right after the second wave of COVID-19. The homeowner wanted a house that could best take care of the children's development. Photo: Minq Bui

On a small plot of land (5.7 x 10.4m), the project design criteria is to combine all floors together. Functional areas such as dining, studying and playing are seamlessly integrated for children to play comfortably and easily communicate with their parents. Photo: Minq Bui

Accordingly, the house is designed with 3 floors, has a terrace, and uses a staggered floor solution to erase the boundaries between floors. Photo: Minq Bui

The facade, windows and skylights are carefully calculated to shield radiation (the house faces west, helping the indoor space to be airy and have natural light. Photo: Minq Bui

The concrete cylinder and louver system on the roof in the southwest absorbs afternoon sunlight, helping to reduce heat entering the house. Photo: Minq Bui

The highlight of the facade is the interesting brick cladding. The shadow cast by the wind when the trees sway on the bricks creates a moving effect like flowing water. Photo: Minq Bui

The curves soften the corners of the wall, making them safe while still maintaining continuity and intimacy. Photo: Minq Bui

The ground floor is a space connecting the kitchen, dining room, elevator hall and a place for children to play. Photo: Minq Bui

The kitchen adjacent to the backyard is small but still creates comfort when cooking. Photo: Minq Bui

The common living space is moved to the mezzanine, helping to connect the space and avoid being separated from the ground floor. Photo: Minq Bui

The parents' room is located in the front, with a balcony, inside connecting to the children's play area on the upper floor. Photo: Minq Bui

The arrangement of stairs and the staggered spaces between floors are carefully calculated to create visual connections. Photo: Minq Bui

The children's study and play area is located in a location where parents can quickly find them. Photo: Minq Bui

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