Falcon House Is Koto’s Latest Angular, Architectural Home Design In The Cotswolds
- Architect
- Koto
- Place
- United Kingdom
- Type
- House
Koto’s two-storey Falcon House places living rooms above bedrooms, using an inverted domestic arrangement to reach tree-level views.
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Research notes
The modular house reverses the familiar relationship between shared rooms and bedrooms.
Falcon House places more intimate bedrooms on the lower floor, with living spaces above. Koto’s interview explains the decision through the desire to look into the surrounding trees.
The asymmetrical upper volume makes the internal arrangement visible outside. The original article gives conflicting regional descriptions, so this listing records the United Kingdom without presenting a more precise location as settled.
What the sources do not establish
- The cited account is not a complete construction specification. Unnamed products, suppliers and performance claims are not inferred from photographs.
Sources & evidence
- IGNANT — project account and architect commentary
Koto; two-storey modular home; upper living spaces and lower bedrooms; published regional descriptions conflict.
Research checked 2026-11-02 · Editorial policy & corrections
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