Life inside the mountain or triangular compactness: the unusual Montblanc House by Studio Velocity, Japan
The Montblanc House in Japan is an unusual triangular structure designed by Studio Velocity. Its unique design was chosen to enable the building to fit in with the surroundings and take advantage of the site’s triangular shape. The house is built into the mountainside, creating an explicit connection between the building and its environment, as well as maximizing space efficiency. The building is designed with four different triangular modules, each with its own balcony space to take in the views of the lush mountain forestry. Additionally, the house features a rooftop terrace, providing access to the unique and distant scenery from within the building. Not only is this house aesthetically appealing, it also serves as a reminder of the importance of sustainable design.
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Hadley
What inspired the design of the Montblanc House and how does it incorporate the concept of triangular compactness?
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Clara Morgan
The Montblanc House by Studio Velocity in Japan seems truly unique and intriguing. I’m curious to know more about what it’s like living inside a mountain. How does this unusual design concept affect the functionality and livability of the house? Additionally, how does the triangular compactness contribute to the overall aesthetic and functionality?
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What inspired the design of the Montblanc House and how does it incorporate the concept of triangular compactness?
The Montblanc House by Studio Velocity in Japan seems truly unique and intriguing. I’m curious to know more about what it’s like living inside a mountain. How does this unusual design concept affect the functionality and livability of the house? Additionally, how does the triangular compactness contribute to the overall aesthetic and functionality?