AUN Design Studio Creates the New Reflection House
Amy Duong — January 5, 2023 — Art & Design
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AUN Design Studio was tasked with the responsibility to design the Reflection House located in Bangkok, Thailand, which is home to two generations. The space is inspired by the homeowner's childhood as he grew up with his mom before he moved out for school and continued to live on his own.
After many years passed, he returns home to his childhood neighborhood with a new angle that has a modern perspective where he can live with his now elderly mother. The home is tall and narrow with an unpainted concrete design that provides a contemporary uniform feel. It stands out along the street as it has a slanted roof and a carport by the fences to fill the frames.
Image Credit: AUN Design Studio
After many years passed, he returns home to his childhood neighborhood with a new angle that has a modern perspective where he can live with his now elderly mother. The home is tall and narrow with an unpainted concrete design that provides a contemporary uniform feel. It stands out along the street as it has a slanted roof and a carport by the fences to fill the frames.
Image Credit: AUN Design Studio
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