LUCID House: An Urban Screen for Living

A detail of the LUCID House facade, where the perforated metal screen provides a veil of privacy for the inhabitants. This design element is both functional and aesthetic, giving the building a unique, light-weight identity.

Inside the LUCID House, the perforated screen casts a dappled light effect onto the balcony floor and walls. This space becomes a canvas for the changing light, documenting the passage of time throughout the day.

This small balcony space is transformed by the light filtering through the perforated screen. The design provides a private outdoor nook that feels connected to the outside world without being fully exposed.

The open-plan living area of the LUCID House, where a curved wooden slat screen elegantly separates the foyer from the main space. The exposed concrete ceiling and grey vitrified tile flooring create a neutral, modern backdrop.

A view from the staircase landing looking down into the living area. This split-level perspective highlights the home's verticality and the interplay of volumes, with the bridge connecting the upper floors.

The living, dining, and kitchen areas are arranged in a fluid, open layout. A single concrete column provides structural support while maintaining the visual continuity of the space, making the compact floor plan feel generous.

The staircase and upper corridor are designed with simplicity and function in mind. A planter box at the top of the stairs brings a touch of green into the circulation space, which is a recurring theme in our work.

A person walks through the upper floor corridor, demonstrating the human scale of the space. The minimalist design with white walls and simple railings keeps the focus on the home's spatial quality and light.

This composite image shows the relationship between the upper-level bridge and the living area below. The design creates visual connections between floors, fostering a sense of a single, interconnected family home.