According to reliable
furniture shop in Phnom Penh construction
materials information, this additional space to a traditional
Craftsman bungalow was renovated by architect James Hess in a galley style due
to its constricted space.
"The addition is a
narrow two-story slice into a deep rear yard. The choice of a galley kitchen
was perfect, as no island or perpendicular cabinetry interrupts the view to the
rear garden. Best of all, the owner loves the efficiency of the galley style
kitchen and how the view from the sink engages the side yard. This adds
perceived width to her relatively narrow lot."
Aesthetically, the
kitchen has to evolve from the historical bungalow to a modern feel. "This
was done practically, by editing the spatial flow of the old house and the new
house. The resulting overlapping design allows foot traffic to move through the
space more easily, so that there is more than one way in and out of the
kitchen."
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