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cut-out sloped roof covers three-layered residence in thailand

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cut-out sloped roof covers three-layered residence in thailand — photograph 1
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cut-out sloped roof covers three-layered residence in thailand — photograph 2
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cut-out sloped roof covers three-layered residence in thailand — photograph 3
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cut-out sloped roof covers three-layered residence in thailand — photograph 4
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cut-out sloped roof covers three-layered residence in thailand — photograph 5
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cut-out sloped roof covers three-layered residence in thailand — photograph 6
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the central courtyard allows visibility between floors while preserving privacy

cut-out sloped roof covers three-layered residence in thailand — photograph 7
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a double-height space enhances openness while maintaining privacy

cut-out sloped roof covers three-layered residence in thailand — photograph 8
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the interior is designed to encourage interaction while maintaining individual retreat spaces

cut-out sloped roof covers three-layered residence in thailand — photograph 9
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living, dining, and kitchen areas are connected through an open layout

cut-out sloped roof covers three-layered residence in thailand — photograph 10
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private spaces are positioned at the rear to enhance seclusion

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