The roof is one of the most essential structural elements of nearly every construction. It is the element that allows a delineated space to transform into one that feels protected. Strongly related to the climatic conditions of the context, the roof's variations in aesthetic and structural design have allowed architects to indulge their stylistic preoccupations to convert roofs not only into elements of closure and climate protection but into a character-giving feature that lends identity and flair – especially when the roof becomes a wall.
Following this opportunity, we want to highlight great examples of roofs that also become walls: 13 houses in which the roof completes the façade, delineating not only the interior in its vertical sense but also in the horizontal one.
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House in Usuki / Kenta Eto Architects
Magush Villa / White Cube Atelier
Treow Brycg House / Omar Gandhi Architect
JR’s Hut at Kimo Estate / Anthony Hunt Design + Luke Stanley Architects
Long An House / Tropical Space
Tent House / Chris Tate Architecture
Deep House / poly.m.ur
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DAIKO / Keitaro Muto Architects
Casa A / Método
Tepee en Nasu / Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP
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Eaves House / mA-style architects
Origami / TSC Architects
Passive House with Sundial / Kikuma Watanabe
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