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Casa Damian
Casa Damian
Bucharest, Romania
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Casa Damian
Bucharest, Romania
In an architectually homogeneous neighborhood with tight building restrictions this house was intended as simple building with clear layout and has been designed to ofer a sense of calm continuity.
The footprint and size follows the local building regulations as well as the program inside.
The interior is treated as a sequence of interconected spaces, arranged along the longitudinal axis, in a fluid composition with the clean lines and natural materials.
Despite the simple layout the furnishing of the interior was use to define the open space in an intuitive and practical manner in order to obtain maximum ceiling height, natural light and functions defined by shape and volume rather than walls and doors.
Structural Engineer: Domus proiect
Furniture, wood and metal work: Petre Tanasa, Sorin Nechifor
Photographs: Dan Samoila
The footprint and size follows the local building regulations as well as the program inside.
The interior is treated as a sequence of interconected spaces, arranged along the longitudinal axis, in a fluid composition with the clean lines and natural materials.
Despite the simple layout the furnishing of the interior was use to define the open space in an intuitive and practical manner in order to obtain maximum ceiling height, natural light and functions defined by shape and volume rather than walls and doors.
Structural Engineer: Domus proiect
Furniture, wood and metal work: Petre Tanasa, Sorin Nechifor
Photographs: Dan Samoila
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