F.LOT / Studio Toggle
The F.LOT house can be described as a minimal composition of 2 seemingly floating masses intersecting at right angles. A 5m cantilever adds drama and gives the composition its unique character.Â
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Architects: Studio Toggle
Location: Al Bida?a, Kuwait
Credits: Hend Almatrouk, Gijo Paul George, Abid Naqvi, Abdul Rashid, Yahia Galal
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Courtesy of Studio Toggle
Engineers: Al Turath consultants
Main Contractor: Al Nisf Co.
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The F.LOT house can be described as a minimal composition of 2 seemingly floating masses intersecting at right angles. A 5m cantilever adds drama and gives the composition its unique character.Â
Courtesy of Studio Toggle
The house features a 15m long pool which appears to float above the parking. The pool bisects the longitudinal volume which houses the main social spaces and the living quarters.
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The open-plan ground floor is organized on either side of the pool, which is quite clearly the focal point of the house. These spaces flow into each other connected by a bridge which is enclosed by panoramic sliding windows. The barrier free design of the ground floor is emphasized by the open kitchen and dining, with sliding-folding doors, giv...
Courtesy of Studio Toggle
Architects: Studio Toggle
Location: Al Bida?a, Kuwait
Credits: Hend Almatrouk, Gijo Paul George, Abid Naqvi, Abdul Rashid, Yahia Galal
Project Year: 2016
Photographs: Courtesy of Studio Toggle
Engineers: Al Turath consultants
Main Contractor: Al Nisf Co.
Courtesy of Studio Toggle
The F.LOT house can be described as a minimal composition of 2 seemingly floating masses intersecting at right angles. A 5m cantilever adds drama and gives the composition its unique character.Â
Courtesy of Studio Toggle
The house features a 15m long pool which appears to float above the parking. The pool bisects the longitudinal volume which houses the main social spaces and the living quarters.
Courtesy of Studio Toggle
The open-plan ground floor is organized on either side of the pool, which is quite clearly the focal point of the house. These spaces flow into each other connected by a bridge which is enclosed by panoramic sliding windows. The barrier free design of the ground floor is emphasized by the open kitchen and dining, with sliding-folding doors, giv...
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