The project director of Nimtim Architects, Allie MacKinnon shared with Dezeen, “The clients wanted an open plan, flexible layout for both parents, children, grandparents and guests to enjoy. We designed a space that was open but also created different zones and areas allowing the clients to spend time together whilst doing different thing.”
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Trend Themes
1. Low-carbon Construction Materials – The integration of hempcrete in housing projects signifies a shift towards sustainable building practices.
2. Flexible Living Spaces – Demand for adaptable home designs is rising as families seek multi-functional areas that accommodate various activities.
3. Textural Design Aesthetics – Innovative use of textured materials like timber and hemp in architecture is redefining modern home aesthetics.
Industry Implications
1. Sustainable Architecture – Architects are increasingly focusing on eco-friendly materials to meet environmental regulations and consumer demand.
2. Interior Design – The trend of using textured materials offers new creative opportunities for designers to enhance both aesthetics and functionality.
3. Residential Real Estate Development – Developers are recognizing the value of versatile space planning to attract a broad range of potential homeowners.
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hemp house – Local design firm Nimtim Architects brings attention to hempcrete and timber materials when creating the textural walls of the Hemp House. Nestled … Read More
