Provided by notable
furniture in Cambodia construction
materials, architect John Bulcock, with the help of owners,
has used the tropical-atmospheric nature surrounding to his advantage in this
master suite design which resulting in saving the house of air conditioning
usage.
"Initially, it is a challenging concept – a house that
is largely open to the environment," said Dublanko, owner of the house.
"But we had already spent 10 years living in the tropics, and understood
the drawbacks of conventional housing in terms of energy usage."
Bulcock detailed the design: "The
design follows the contours of the site, sloping down from the roadside. I
positioned the master suite in a separate, angled block to the living areas,
which helps channel the flow of air between the two structures."
"Keeping the space as open as
possible is key, which is why the ensuite bathroom is open to the surroundings.
Only the bedroom itself can be completely closed off," he added.
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