Today, there are many villas on narrow sites, which are closely attached, and conflicts between people’s private and public lifestyles lead to unresolvable challenging issues. Villa Nian project was also in this group, with the difference that the northern entrance of the site and the obligation to be built on the southern half due to following the context typology.
The client’s impressive demand was the large balcony rules and the private freedom, creating a scene of distinction and an adequa occupant yard view. According to the entrance axis connected to the proposed building site, the first impression would be a 2D design was increased by a multi-layer design of volume, striped façade, by the location of the terraces, and the material used. A private backyard on the south of the building provides more natural light connected to the balcony with a stair to make them unite.
In order to maintain privacy from the southern industrial neighbors, shell volumes were defined and tall trees on both sides create more visual constraints for the neighbors.