This Serpentine Architecture is Connected With a White Ribbon
Mishal Omar — June 5, 2016 — Art & Design
References: evolution-design.info & contemporist
Designed by architecture studio Evolution Design, this serpentine home in Switzerland overlooks Lake Zurich and has a unique white "ribbon" that connects and flows throughout the exterior of the home.
The serpentine home has three floors, each of which has glass windows instead of walls. The defining feature of the home is the snake-like white ribbon that works as the base and ceiling for each floor of the house and is even designed with snake-like scales on its surface. While the large windows and lack of walls would surely pose a privacy issue, the unique quality of the house and the surrounding waterfront views give it an excellent excuse to be designed almost entirely with windows.
This unique home and its serpentine quality makes it an exceptional piece of architecture.
The serpentine home has three floors, each of which has glass windows instead of walls. The defining feature of the home is the snake-like white ribbon that works as the base and ceiling for each floor of the house and is even designed with snake-like scales on its surface. While the large windows and lack of walls would surely pose a privacy issue, the unique quality of the house and the surrounding waterfront views give it an excellent excuse to be designed almost entirely with windows.
This unique home and its serpentine quality makes it an exceptional piece of architecture.
Trend Themes
1. Serpentine Architecture - Innovative architectural designs inspired by serpentine shapes, offering unique and visually appealing structures.
2. Glass-covered Homes - A trend in residential architecture where walls are replaced with large glass windows, creating a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces.
3. Ribbon-like Design Elements - The use of ribbon-like elements in architectural designs that create a cohesive and visually captivating aesthetic.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Construction - The architecture and construction industry can explore innovative serpentine designs and incorporate glass as a prominent feature to create modern and visually striking buildings.
2. Real Estate - Real estate developers can leverage the glass-covered home trend to offer unique and luxurious properties that provide seamless integration with natural surroundings.
3. Interior Design - Interior designers can incorporate ribbon-like design elements into their projects, creating visually appealing and cohesive spaces that stand out from traditional designs.
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