Project Background
Located in a coastal village of Qingdao, the project is developed for a hometown returnee who upholds family heritage and longs for multi-generational gathering. Focusing on the contemporary design of small rural homestead plots, the project aims to realize multi-generational co-living, independent household layout and maximum utilization of landscape resources.
Floor Plan
It breaks the constraints of traditional rural self-built houses: limited base area with large family population, as well as possible sense of spatial crowding and strained neighborhood relations from future surrounding construction. Within the limited site of approximately 110 ㎡, the design systematically solves common rural housing problems in daylighting, ventilation, heat insulation, seismic performance, privacy and long-term serviceability.
The overall design adopts a split-level spatial structure: the front public area raises the floor height to create a transparent pattern in line with humanistic feng shui; the rear residential space appropriately reduces the height through split-level design, and eliminates building obstruction through staggered spatial organization to ensure the sea view, natural daylighting and ventilation efficiency of the rear space.
Villa - Bedroom (Master Room)
It also meets the spiritual needs of family reunion, children’s recreation and harmonious neighborhood communication, shaping a "family vessel" with local adaptability and spatial charm. The residence can adapt to lifestyle changes in the coming decades and provide full-life-cycle livability, achieving an in-depth value reshaping of rural existing homestead resources.
Villa - Drawing Room, Living Room
Within the limited homestead area of approximately 110 square meters, the design systematically solves typical rural housing problems such as daylighting, ventilation, thermal insulation, seismic resistance, privacy protection and long-term serviceability. It also fulfills the spiritual needs of family reunion, children’s play and harmonious neighborhood coexistence.
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