ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Residential’ CategoryHouse in Mohali, India by Charged VoidsSaturday, July 23rd, 2022Article source: Charged Voids The project is located in Mohali, a satellite town of Chandigarh that is witnessing fast paced growth like most Indian cities. The brief of the client, a builder was to design a house for selling that is universal in character so that it is acceptable & appreciated by all kinds of end users ranging from a high earning professional to a wealthy farmer.  Image Courtesy © Charged Voids
Villa Hacienda in Gurugram, India by Chaukor StudioThursday, July 21st, 2022Article source: Chaukor Studio If your life seems hectic and out of control, why not find your place where you can go to unwind, read, and take sanctuary from outside intrusions? A place that is closer to nature always makes our mind and body feel healthy and peaceful. An abode away from the city where you can just unwind and relax is a perfect weekend getaway that can fuel you up for the next week. If you just like to sit back and dream or contemplate, your private abode should inspire you to do that. Extraordinary thoughts are often encouraged by private, undisturbed time away from the flurry of ordinary day-to-day exercises.  Image Courtesy © Ujjwal Bansal
Single family house with pool in Poznan, Poland by Easst architectsThursday, July 21st, 2022Article source: Easst architects The house with courtyards was built in the densely settled suburbs of Poznań. A relatively small plot of approx. 1,700 m² has been fully used in terms of its urban planning parameters. Since the house is designed for an elderly couple, it has all of its main functions on the ground floor, while the first floor is intended for the visiting family members. The dense neighbourhood and busy street prompted us to design a house with 2 courtyards that will give the residents privacy and quiet. The first courtyard is the front courtyard formed by a large pergola with vertical openwork elements hiding the house from the street. 11 m long beams are an additional partition between the house and the street space. Meanwhile, the other courtyard is a relaxation area next to the living room and indoor pool. It provides shelter from the neighbouring properties. Each courtyard has greenery similar to Japanese gardens.  Image Courtesy © Weronika Trojanowska – Skroban
Residence 913 in Haryana, India by Charged VoidsThursday, July 21st, 2022Article source: Charged Voids The brief was to design a house for a father son duo, who had recently lost the lady of the house. CONCEPT The idea was to design a house that brings its occupants in close contact with elements of nature in order to lend a strong spiritual character. The overall concept was devised as the free plan with interconnecting volumes, that emphasize the sense of nothingness overlooking the courtyard & a blank stone wall painted in light. Spaces like courtyard & verandah were reinterpreted to suit the urban context.  Image Courtesy © Charged Voids
Flamingo House in Żory, Poland by STOPROCENT ArchitekciSaturday, July 16th, 2022Article source: STOPROCENT Architekci 1 LOCATION The FLAMINGO house was designed on a plot of land located near the historic centre of Żory- Silesian town in central Poland. On the eastern side, it borders on local street on the other side on city’s recreational and park areas. The plot has a unique shape of terrain. It’s highest part runs along the southern border of the plot and significantly descends to the north along the road and to the north-west, creating a depression there. The difference in height across the plot is approx. 5 m.  Image Courtesy © STOPROCENT Architekci
Residence 414 in Haryana, India by Charged VoidsSaturday, July 16th, 2022Article source: Charged Voids BRIEF To design a house for a single old lady & her tenants for ensuring security. CONCEPT The concept was devised as a free plan around a central courtyard. The levels & accesses were carefully divided between the lady and the tenants to allow for comfort & privacy.  Image Courtesy © Charged Voids
Braniborska 44 in Wrocław, Poland by arch_itFriday, July 15th, 2022Article source: arch_it Multifamily residential project Braniborska 44 is a closed quarter building with an internal patio covered with greenery. The neat tectonic is created through the deliberate use of voids and by distinguishing the external and internal façades by withdrawing peripheral loggias and protruding balconies towards the patio. The use of appropriately selected materials, with distinctive 3D cassettes made of gold-colored sheet metal in the entrance portal, allowed for a noble and elegant appearance. Project shortlisted in Life Challange 2022 competition final.  Image Courtesy © Maciej Lulko, Matt Olczyk
A Mediterranean village in Valencia, Spain by NadaWednesday, July 13th, 2022Article source: Nada Cavanilles in his work “Observations on the natural history, geography, agriculture, population and fruits of the kingdom of Valencia”, quotes La Pobla de Farnals as a “llogaret que creix de dia en dia”, in Spanish “a little place that grows day by day”, and describes it as an example of a village in the Valencian Horta dedicated to agriculture. El Llogaret reinterpreted by Nada is inspired by the emblematic Mediterranean villages with a design that combines tradition and the avant-garde. Something very much ours with a modern twist.  Image Courtesy © Germán Cabo
Liquidity in Kaohsiung, Taiwan by ZCD ARCHMonday, July 11th, 2022Article source: ZCD ARCH The original commercialized house type is not satisfying to the young couple’s eyes, not only the lifestyle cannot be implanted, but also the spatial atmosphere is far below expectations. We hope to virtualize the interface of certain spaces, but of course, they can still become solid when needed; in the open mode, the walls of various spaces are interspersed with each other, either solid or virtual, just like the line paintings of the Tang Dynasty (Lu Xun, “Letters to Li Hua”)  Image Courtesy © ZCD ARCH
Madroños 27-29 Residential Complex in Madrid, Spain by Bueso-Inchausti & Rein ArquitectosMonday, July 11th, 2022Article source: Bueso-Inchausti & Rein Arquitectos This residential complex includes two twin buildings, realized in different phases. The construction of the first building, Madroños 27, in the Parque Conde de Orgaz area, required the previous processing of a planning figure, a detailed study, as well as the formal and functional adaptation of the building to its surroundings. The convergence of orientation and views at noon on the front access of the plot, the existence to the north of a degraded urban environment and the adjoining buildings of a certain entity in both side boundaries, led us to positioning the façades rotated 45º with respect to the orthogonal limits of the plot.  Image Courtesy © Alfonso Quiroga
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