plan bureau integrates asymmetric valley house into the natural landscape

plan bureau integrates asymmetric valley house into the natural landscape
all images by a.marinenko, a.koval

mimicking the asymmetry of the mountainous landscape, the valley house is developed by kostiantyn kuvika of plan bureau. the scheme hopes to easily blend into the natural environment, even in constrained sites. the distinctive dwelling would be primarily constructed in wood. meanwhile, the diagonal form of the space instills blurred transitions between the functional areas- creating visual lightness.

the designer was influenced by the natural ​​asymmetry of the mountains

designed as a place for relaxation and to be completely immersed with nature, the house is composed of three levels. all areas carefully utilized to provide the inhabitants with a spacious and comfortable stay- without feeling claustrophobic. furthermore, the integrated asymmetric windows on the ceilings allows an array of perspective views as well as sufficient natural light.

the concept is developed by kiev-based studio plan bureau

direct view of the mountains

despite the small scale, the house is designed to be highly functional and spacious

the top level would contain two bedrooms, toilet and a bathroom

the dwelling would blend naturally into the landscape