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Hajdo House
Hajdo House
Odorheiu Secuiesc, Romania
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Hajdo House
Odorheiu Secuiesc, Romania
Project Featured on Jan 29, 2016
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2011
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$100K - 500K
Team:
Architecture: blipsz + atelier FKM
(authors: István BENEDEK, Arnold MACALIK, team: István PÁSZTOR)
Structure: Lamina (Jácint VIRÁG)
Installations: Profinstal (Vlad ANASTASIU)
Execution: Octogon Invest
Photos: Ákos KÚN, Bence MAKKAI, István BENEDEK, Arnold MACALIK
Project description:
The land dominates the context defining factors: the orientation of the houses, favorable for every day life is obviously towards South, yet the slope which offers the view of the town in the valley and the faraway mountains descends to the North. The project assumes this contradiction and organizes the living space around the South-West facing terrace up the slope; the terrace is partially shaded from East and West and its position is vaguely reminiscent of the traditional household, organized around the yard.
The inner functional areas are laid horizontally and vertically according to the topography of the land, the panoramic view and optimal orientation criteria. “The living room” and the “kitchen” with the table setting area open onto the terrace through a large glass wall. In the summer, they are partially shaded, but they benefit from considerable heat during the long cold season. Only the intimate spaces and the additions to the main structure are delimited by full walls. The roof starts as a continuation of the land, only to turn into a sign set in contrast with the local topography.
The young, routine-free team works conceptually, the design and execution are sustained by their highly experienced colleagues and construction is pushed by a very persevering, well informed client. The designers do not count the number of hours put in, the beneficiary does not count the money and nerves invested in the project (even if time and money are a problem here, too). All the worries are carried away by the wind blowing up the slope of the house. The family grew larger during the construction.
Architecture: blipsz + atelier FKM
(authors: István BENEDEK, Arnold MACALIK, team: István PÁSZTOR)
Structure: Lamina (Jácint VIRÁG)
Installations: Profinstal (Vlad ANASTASIU)
Execution: Octogon Invest
Photos: Ákos KÚN, Bence MAKKAI, István BENEDEK, Arnold MACALIK
Project description:
The land dominates the context defining factors: the orientation of the houses, favorable for every day life is obviously towards South, yet the slope which offers the view of the town in the valley and the faraway mountains descends to the North. The project assumes this contradiction and organizes the living space around the South-West facing terrace up the slope; the terrace is partially shaded from East and West and its position is vaguely reminiscent of the traditional household, organized around the yard.
The inner functional areas are laid horizontally and vertically according to the topography of the land, the panoramic view and optimal orientation criteria. “The living room” and the “kitchen” with the table setting area open onto the terrace through a large glass wall. In the summer, they are partially shaded, but they benefit from considerable heat during the long cold season. Only the intimate spaces and the additions to the main structure are delimited by full walls. The roof starts as a continuation of the land, only to turn into a sign set in contrast with the local topography.
The young, routine-free team works conceptually, the design and execution are sustained by their highly experienced colleagues and construction is pushed by a very persevering, well informed client. The designers do not count the number of hours put in, the beneficiary does not count the money and nerves invested in the project (even if time and money are a problem here, too). All the worries are carried away by the wind blowing up the slope of the house. The family grew larger during the construction.
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