This giant roof is a key idea for many things: It integrates an old house with new spaces for the family, protects the family from the elements and prying eyes, and create spaces for nature within.
We wanted to retain, reinterpret and reassemble the existing space in surprising new ways. The aim was to create a space that invites visitors to slow down and have a calm coffee experience while the scent of roasted coffee lingers in the air. And what's more relaxing than a walk in the park?
The house was conceptualised based on the owner’s needs – an unpretentious, practical and intimate house for his family of 4 and fleet of automobiles. Stacked masses of space forms the series of terraces, the monolithic building provides privacy for the family.
A cluster of four houses for a multi-generational family, staggered yet connected by a central communal garden, enabling both moments of gathering and solitary calm.
Beyond the Surface. Beyond the Ordinary
The design ethos at HAFARY HOUSE revolves around presenting materials in their purest, most evocative state. Tiles are showcased with an industrial treatment—edges left exposed, surfaces sandblasted, and textures juxtaposed—to highlight the robust beauty inherent in each piece. Visitors can trace the unique journey of each material, from its rough, unrefined beginnings to its final, sophisticated application
The design ethos at HAFARY HOUSE revolves around presenting materials in their purest, most evocative state. Tiles are showcased with an industrial treatment—edges left exposed, surfaces sandblasted, and textures juxtaposed—to highlight the robust beauty inherent in each piece. Visitors can trace the unique journey of each material, from its rough, unrefined beginnings to its final, sophisticated application