House with a capsule in Poland by KWK PROMES

Article source: KWK Promes arch. Robert Konieczny

The building is situated in an industrial area of Poland. It’s been designed for an indigent family, which appreciates its functionality, as well as low maintenance and construction cost.

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• Architects: KWK Promes arch. Robert Konieczny
• Project: House with a capsule
• Location: Poland
• Architect Design: Robert Konieczny
• Client:private

House with a capsule

• Structural engigneering: Marian Goczoł
• Site area : 972 m2
• Usable floor area : 102 m2
• Volume : 338 m3
• Design : 2001
• Construction : 2002-2004

Exterior View

The plan of this bungalow is based on a square, where internal and external spaces are combined. The capsule containing all technological elements – bathroom, kitchen, pantry and an alternative source of heating in the form of a fireplace, is situated in the central part of the house. By each entrance there is a net used as wood storage. It acts like a screen changing its appearance depending on amount of wood inside.

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Interior View

Night View

Ground floor plan

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Site plan

Tags: Poland

Category: House

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