Renovated Indonesian House by RAD+ar Creates Open-Plan Layout
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Jon Astbury
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Summary
The Indonesian house, renovated by RAD+ar in Jakarta, features angular concrete roof trusses framing a flexible open-plan attic designed for an architect couple seeking a balance between spaciousness, garden connection, and privacy.
Key quotes
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The project, named Attic Above Garden, is designed for an architect couple who wanted a home that would balance spaciousness and a close connection to its garden with privacy from the neighbouring dwellings.
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