Distort House in Indonesia Designed by TWS & Partners

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Hi home lovers, at this moment we will give you a simple description in relation to the building of Distort House. What you are looking above is t he look of the Distort House from front façade completed with its beautiful garden. There are several trees on the grass to adorn the beauty of the house. The Distort House is perfectly designed by TWS & Partners. This house stands in Jakarta, Indonesia. Detailed project area of the house features 300 sqm. This house is situated in a place which is dominated by lush, tropical village forest in the neighborhood. What do you think?

The Distort House and its detailed description

The Distort House is indeed very striking. Viewed from front point, this house is completed with a public park with some old big tropical trees. Its front green area will give an open space to soften the building scale. On the ground floor, there is an open space of living room or it can be said terrace which is designed without wall or even glass. By this sense, everyone who visits this house will feel as if they were in natural setting. For the materials, this Distort House is designed by the use of reused and recycled material such as its wooden window, wooden roof, or even wooden ceiling.

A glance review of Distort House

“According to archdaily.com, twisting out something from the usual line is taken in order to create different perception or to enrich some more quality. This happens to a house that we name it as The Distort House. It is located in the south of Jakarta which is still dominated by lush, tropical village forest in the neighborhood. In the front of the site itself lays a public park with some old big tropical trees.
As the open front space is enriched, we are possible to put private area in the upper level, so it has endless view of tree leaves and endless feel of fresh air. While on the ground is maximized for spaces that has more public and semi public in function. In this case we give the house a chance to breathe a bit more by leaving a huge living room without walls or even glass. Here we can just feel living and being in the middle of natural forest. A smaller living room acts as welcoming area for the family members that can connect them to the upper floor whereas bedrooms are. The stairs we use iscrossing a little semi-courtyard and bridging the whole mass as one experience of inside outside, ground and upper, man-made and nature.
The building’s liability to nature implies some application of reused and recycled material. We are using recycled wooden window which are various from top hung opening, swing opening, and fixed, they may are with louver or clear glass. Those various forms are in together creating a patchwork pattern of façade, because we retain the original different size of them. On some part, we combine exposed concrete roosters to explore more patchwork look.
In each space, the columns and beams are just exposed with its natural concrete plaster color, among the white walls. Wooden structure for the roof is applied with wooden ceiling finish made from recycled wood plank that once used for box packaging.
Additional specification building of Distort House:
Architects: TWS & Partners
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Principal in charge: Tonny W Suriadjaja
Project team: Grace Dian, Arianto, Nico
Structural Engineers: Purwa
Project Year: 2010
Project Area: 300 sqm
Photographs: Fernando Gomulya