Residential · SB 9 · Two Units · Concept

Kingsland

An SB 9 study for two residences. The front unit is composed through white frames; the rear unit now has a revised pitched roof.

Two distinct residences

The front-unit views study a white framed composition with a recessed entry, open edge and planted arrival. The rear unit has since been revised with pitched roof planes over its glazed living spaces, a cylindrical connecting element and a terrace above the garage level.

These visualizations record the current design direction for the Kingsland SB 9 concept. The earlier curved-roof study for the rear unit has been superseded by the new roof design.

Front Unit · White Frame

Aerial view of the white framed front unit, roof, arrival and planting — Aerial · Roof and entry are organized by a clear white frame.

Rear Unit · Revised Pitched Roof

Rear unit arrival with revised pitched roof, glazed living space and wood clad upper volume — Arrival · The rear unit’s pitched roof gathers glazed and wood-clad rooms.

Garage-side view of the rear unit with pitched standing-seam roof and cylindrical connecting element — Garage side · The new roof profile steps across the volumes.

Bird’s-eye view showing both pitched roof wings of the rear unit — Aerial · Two roof planes meet around the cylindrical connector.

Garden-facing glass walls and terrace beneath the revised pitched roof — Garden · The living spaces open across a sheltered terrace.