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Sqaq Sampusa
Birkirkara, Malta
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Other Projects by MJMDA [Matthew James Mercieca Design Architects]
Sqaq Sampusa
Birkirkara, Malta
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2008
The Sqaq Sampusa project was all about breaking loose from limitations and reconnecting with the world. This is a house of character where clean, contemporary lines meet tradition.
The ground floor was the most pivotal element in the building’s transformation. The previously small rooms lacked light, which led to a constricting, dark atmosphere. We installed a skylight that injected light as well as ventilation on the first floor. This set free a feeling of flow and movement in the space. It breathed new life indoors and united the kitchen and dining areas in brightness.
The large main bedroom was created to span a double height. The design is based on the idea of layered comfort, which adds vibrancy and sensation to the space. Despite the small size, the double-height layout introduces a novel, library nook to the room, which is even rare to find in larger houses.
Photography courtesy of HOMEWORKS
The ground floor was the most pivotal element in the building’s transformation. The previously small rooms lacked light, which led to a constricting, dark atmosphere. We installed a skylight that injected light as well as ventilation on the first floor. This set free a feeling of flow and movement in the space. It breathed new life indoors and united the kitchen and dining areas in brightness.
The large main bedroom was created to span a double height. The design is based on the idea of layered comfort, which adds vibrancy and sensation to the space. Despite the small size, the double-height layout introduces a novel, library nook to the room, which is even rare to find in larger houses.
Photography courtesy of HOMEWORKS
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