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13/4 Farmhouse/Very Studio︱Che Wang Architectural Office
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Text description provided by the architect. The clients are a young couple who specialize in furniture making and plan to return to their hometown to build a home with their farmer parents. The site is located on a remote piece of land on the outskirts of Taichung City. Due to legal regulations, the building coverage of the site only allows for the construction of about half that of a normal farmhouse. The site is surrounded by typical rural factories in central Taiwan. It is a mixture of agriculture and industry.
How to build a creative home for three generations with limited site area and chaotic environmental conditions is the biggest challenge. Therefore, we developed this strategy to meet the challenge.
Grid planning of grid farmland. We proposed a strategy of forming a plan with a 2×2 grid, combining four houses of different levels to form a three-story building with 13 floors of different heights. The gaps between the different floor plates trigger the dynamics of the space. Establish close but uninterrupted spatial conditions between three generations.
Openings and framed views above and below. The upward opening allows one to look up to the sky and protects the privacy of the house. The downward opening extends our view to the farmland while blocking the sun from the west. Other openings, framing views, filter out the clutter of environmental elements, while openings closer to the road also serve as showcases for client-designed furniture.
A swaying staircase beneath a skylight. Skylight from different eras pours down through the atrium staircase. Light not only connects different living spaces, but also allows our eyes to see multiple landscapes as we pass by. We hope to create a simple and rich daily life through the vibrant living space in this project.
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