2 Architects – Interior photography, wood, lighting, chair, beam, glass” Class =”Thumbs__img B-Lazy” data no.”67E1E38BF559C60187F040B9″ data pin nopine =”true” SRC =”https://images.adsttc.com/Media/67e1/e38b/c601/87f0/40b9/thumb_jpg/oak-village-he-9th-avenue-1-222.jpg?1742857116″ Height =”125″ LongDesc =”https://www.archdaily.com/1028353/oak-village-he-9th-avenue-1-plus–2-architects/67e38bf559c60187f040b9-oak-village-9th-avenue-1–2-architects-Photo” Title =”© Danamoe Studio, Hoang Thuc Hao” Width =”125″/>
2 Architects – Image 13 of 28″ Class =”Thumbs__img B-Lazy” data no.”67E1E393F559C60187F040BE” data pin nopine =”true” SRC =”https://images.adsttc.com/Media/67e1/E39/c601/87f0/40be/thumb_jpg/oak-village-he-9th-avenue-1-plus-1-plus-1742857121″ Height =”125″ LongDesc =”https://www.archdaily.com/1028353/oak-village-he-9th-avenue-1-plus–2-architects/67e393f559c6040be-oak-village–9th-avenue-1-plus–photo” Title =”© Danamoe Studio, Hoang Thuc Hao” Width =”125″/>
+ 23
Text description provided by the architects. Oak Village-Die 9th Avenue is a residential area in the highlands of Pyin oo Lwin, a picturesque city in Myanmar, which is more than 1000 meters above sea level and is known for its pleasant weather. The project leads from a vision of sustainable development and aims to create a flourishing ecosystem that integrates four key columns: ecology, economy, culture and society. This approach promotes a sustainable community that is supposed to thrive in the long term.
The master plan concept is based on the best -known features of the location: Oak Forest and Little Creek, while it includes natural topography and vegetation. The existing stream is restored and widespread to improve its river and then become a central ecological landscape and relaxation. The houses are designed differently with a human level and near nature. They group like a cozy village on the stream, fitting seamlessly into the surrounding oak forest.
The architectural language of the houses is inspired by the location of the location and integrates elements of local architecture into modern forms. Conventional roofs are used to collect rainwater for irrigation, and permeable materials are used to maximize rainwater intake to the floor. Local gardens are cleverly arranged between the houses, combined with low fence and gate designs that promote an open and inviting atmosphere.
With the diversity in house typologies, every personalized house has its unique character, but is still uniform to use materials, warm colors and harmonious proportions and to create a distinctive and friendly identity for the community. As a result, the project creates a harmonious and sustainable community that seamlessly connects the architecture with the natural landscape and at the same time combines local culture with modern life.