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House with a hammock
House with a hammock
Warsaw, Poland
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House with a hammock
Warsaw, Poland
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2016
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$100K - 500K
The presented project of a single-family house was created in 2016 for a young couple with a small child.
The house was designed on a small plot (1100 m2) near the Kampinos forest, not directly adjacent to the street. Access to the house and the carport (the investor did not plan a garage built into the body of the house) are located in the southern part of the plot. Neighboring single-family residential buildings are located close to the plot boundaries. The challenge was to design the building in such a way as to ensure the intimacy and intimacy of the garden part, limit the view from the neighboring plots and separate the garden seating area from the approach and driveway.
A simple one-story body with a total usable area of 190 m2 was proposed. The main entrance to the building is located on the south-west side, along the building wall. The rational program of the house is reflected in the plan. The function of the building has been drawn on the plan of the letter "L", one wing of which is intended for daytime - kitchen, dining room and living room (with a glass wall facing south-west), and the other consists of three bedrooms (with windows facing south-east ) and wardrobes, bathrooms and laundry. The space of the combined kitchen, dining room and living room was additionally illuminated with three skylights for flat roofs. In the northern corner of the house, there is a technical and storage room, with access both from the outside (bicycles, mower) and from inside the house.
The terrace was shaped in such a way as to close the view of the neighboring houses with the full walls of the roof and open up to the surrounding greenery. Thanks to the roofing in the southern part, the terrace becomes a patio with a tree in the middle. It is the greenery, atmospheric lighting, hammocks and garden furniture that create the atmosphere of this part of the house.
The design uses simple materials, matching the nature of the surrounding buildings (modern single-family housing): walls plastered in white or with wooden cladding, large glazing, aluminum metalwork in graphite color. The terrace is finished with concrete slabs
The house was designed on a small plot (1100 m2) near the Kampinos forest, not directly adjacent to the street. Access to the house and the carport (the investor did not plan a garage built into the body of the house) are located in the southern part of the plot. Neighboring single-family residential buildings are located close to the plot boundaries. The challenge was to design the building in such a way as to ensure the intimacy and intimacy of the garden part, limit the view from the neighboring plots and separate the garden seating area from the approach and driveway.
A simple one-story body with a total usable area of 190 m2 was proposed. The main entrance to the building is located on the south-west side, along the building wall. The rational program of the house is reflected in the plan. The function of the building has been drawn on the plan of the letter "L", one wing of which is intended for daytime - kitchen, dining room and living room (with a glass wall facing south-west), and the other consists of three bedrooms (with windows facing south-east ) and wardrobes, bathrooms and laundry. The space of the combined kitchen, dining room and living room was additionally illuminated with three skylights for flat roofs. In the northern corner of the house, there is a technical and storage room, with access both from the outside (bicycles, mower) and from inside the house.
The terrace was shaped in such a way as to close the view of the neighboring houses with the full walls of the roof and open up to the surrounding greenery. Thanks to the roofing in the southern part, the terrace becomes a patio with a tree in the middle. It is the greenery, atmospheric lighting, hammocks and garden furniture that create the atmosphere of this part of the house.
The design uses simple materials, matching the nature of the surrounding buildings (modern single-family housing): walls plastered in white or with wooden cladding, large glazing, aluminum metalwork in graphite color. The terrace is finished with concrete slabs
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