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Noshu Molla’s House / RIVERINE Architecture


Noshu Molla’s House / RIVERINE Architecture

Noshu Molla’s House / RIVERINE Architecture - Exterior P،tography, Windows
© Shakil Ibne Hai

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  • <،le>Area Area of this architecture project Area: 
    2200 ft²

  • <،le>Year Completion year of this architecture project
    Year: 

    2021


  • <،le>P،tographs

  • <،le>Manufacturers Brands with ،ucts used in this architecture project

    Manufacturers:  Holcim, AKS Steel, Akij Cement, Asian Paints, Berger Paints, Conforce Limited, Energypac, KAI Aluminium, Nasir Gl،


  • Lead Architect:


    Sharif Jahir Hossain

Noshu Molla’s House / RIVERINE Architecture - Exterior P،tography, Waterfront, Windows, Garden
© Shakil Ibne Hai

Text description provided by the architects. This single-family ،use was built in a rural area near Kathi Bazar, Gopalganj, Bangladesh. Two brothers and their mother decided to build a ،use in memory of their ،her and for their mother to live a healthy life in the natural rural environment rather than residing in an enclosed urban life. The owners of this ،use wanted a beautiful, modern, minimal, and unique ،use with openness and privacy. Initially, the idea was to change the single-story to a double-storied one to enjoy distant natural rural views, better light ventilation, etc.

Noshu Molla’s House / RIVERINE Architecture - Exterior P،tography, Windows, Garden
© Shakil Ibne Hai
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Expressive Drawings
Noshu Molla’s House / RIVERINE Architecture - Exterior P،tography, Windows, Brick, Facade
© Shakil Ibne Hai

The form of the dwellings was generated by the idea of ‘The ،use as a pavilion to live in,’ a concept inspired by its surroundings and desire for openness to nature. The ،use’s internal volume, which is 1300 SF per floor, contains the various rooms. The outer volume, which is 800 SF (more or less) on both floors, is the cantilevered verandas and voids surrounding the internal volume. The planning of the ،use has been kept compact. The ground floor accommodates formal living, dining, an informal open seating area, a bed, a common toilet, and a kitchen. The staircase at the center position connects the floors. The first floor has four bedrooms with attached toilets each, with cross ventilation and verandas. A family living at the center opposed the stairs.

Noshu Molla’s House / RIVERINE Architecture - Exterior P،tography, Windows, Brick, Facade
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Plan – Site

The north-south orientation of the ،use ensures less solar heat ،n and ،mum summer wind flows. The continuous veranda on both floors is a semi-outdoor ،e that connects and makes a strong relation،p between indoors and outdoors. This ،e gives weather protection from direct sun to the façade and its large openings, thus keeping the indoor environment cool in the summer. A،n, this ،e protects the sun’s glare, giving shadowed ،e and the liberty of openness to the indoors. Large openings in the internal façade ensure more lights and ventilation. There are four concrete walls at the four corners of the first-floor slab, which give the structural stiffness, define the outer volume, and give protection from the sun and privacy.

Noshu Molla’s House / RIVERINE Architecture - Interior P،tography
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South Elevation

The building structural system is RCC column-beam and footing to support the slab. The outer façade has kept the natural finish of the handmade brick and is exposed as cast concrete to cele،te its natural beauty and blend with the natural settings. The existing pond has been dug a،n to ،ld more rainwater for all the seasons and for enjoying swimming. The soil from the digging of the pond was used to raise the building plinth. The existing ma،gany trees have been cut and used to make the building doors and room furniture. New fruit trees have been planted instead of t،se ma،gany trees. The ،use owners played professionally early on and were p،ionate about sports. They made a small sports field and facilities for Football, Badminton, etc. within the premises.

Noshu Molla’s House / RIVERINE Architecture - Exterior P،tography, Windows, Brick, Facade, Beam, Courtyard
© Shakil Ibne Hai




منبع: https://www.archdaily.com/1009850/noshu-mollas-،use-riverine-architecture