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Atelier House - Tahi
Atelier House - Tahi
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Atelier House - Tahi
Hungary
Firm
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2020
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
BUDGET
$100K - 500K
Architectural concept
A young Hungarian artist couple is seeking a studio near the capital. After considering various options, including an old industrial building, they've settled on building a home on their inherited plot in Tahitótfalu. This unique space will serve both as their living quarters and workspace, featuring a spacious, sunlit studio for their individual projects, ample storage for finished artworks, materials, and tools, and a dedicated photo lab for the husband's analog film work.
The plot spans over 100 meters in length and is only 10 meters wide, with a steep slope. The house is designed to fit this challenging terrain, with additional units connected to the central studio at both ends. Openings in the facades on either side create a cross-axis, opening the building towards the garden through terraces.
The layout revolves around the studio, with living spaces at both ends. The private zone—bedroom, bathroom, and children’s room—is nestled in the lower part of the plot. The dining-kitchen area acts as a transition, sharing space with the studio but distinguished by a level difference.
At the opposite end, a study or guest room opens onto the back garden and can be accessed from the studio via a steel spiral staircase. A small wall opening offers a view into the studio, and with open doors, one can glimpse through the bedroom window.
The interior design reflects a minimalist lifestyle, aiming to maintain simplicity and create a serene environment for creativity. However, the artistic process requires a variety of tools and materials and often involves chaos.The basement level runs the entire length of the building, providing ample storage for supplies and finished artworks. Here, rather than accommodating vehicles, the focus is on art storage and a photo lab.
A young Hungarian artist couple is seeking a studio near the capital. After considering various options, including an old industrial building, they've settled on building a home on their inherited plot in Tahitótfalu. This unique space will serve both as their living quarters and workspace, featuring a spacious, sunlit studio for their individual projects, ample storage for finished artworks, materials, and tools, and a dedicated photo lab for the husband's analog film work.
The plot spans over 100 meters in length and is only 10 meters wide, with a steep slope. The house is designed to fit this challenging terrain, with additional units connected to the central studio at both ends. Openings in the facades on either side create a cross-axis, opening the building towards the garden through terraces.
The layout revolves around the studio, with living spaces at both ends. The private zone—bedroom, bathroom, and children’s room—is nestled in the lower part of the plot. The dining-kitchen area acts as a transition, sharing space with the studio but distinguished by a level difference.
At the opposite end, a study or guest room opens onto the back garden and can be accessed from the studio via a steel spiral staircase. A small wall opening offers a view into the studio, and with open doors, one can glimpse through the bedroom window.
The interior design reflects a minimalist lifestyle, aiming to maintain simplicity and create a serene environment for creativity. However, the artistic process requires a variety of tools and materials and often involves chaos.The basement level runs the entire length of the building, providing ample storage for supplies and finished artworks. Here, rather than accommodating vehicles, the focus is on art storage and a photo lab.
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