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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Family house Palkovice in Frýdek-Místek, Czech Republic by QARTA ARCHITEKTURAFebruary 22nd, 2014 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: QARTA ARCHITEKTURA The house is situated in the periphery of Palkovice, nearby Frýdek Místek. From this site is the view of the Beskydy mountains. The first idea was to reconstruct the old house on this parcel. The original house was situated in the middle of the garden and the architecture of the house was a product of the nineties of the 20th century. After a long effort to modify the old house and to adapt it for the new requirements, we have find out, this is not the right way. So we have decided to build a new house.  Image Courtesy © Ivan Bárta
 Image Courtesy © Ivan Bárta This idea allowed to place a new house in the back part of the site, so the house has a view of the mountains and facing the south in a same time. Another added value of this solution is that the owner can live in the old house, while the new one is being constructed. The concept of the house is also based on the requirement of living on one height level. The solution was very easy on this flat land.  Image Courtesy © Ivan Bárta The next important point was to create some terrace, patio and atrium not just like a relaxing zone, but also like a connection between the interior and exterior. Interesting elements of the house are rooflights in the children’s room and entrance hall. Outdoor atriums with greenery placed inside the house are enlivening of interior.  Image Courtesy © Ivan Bárta The house is designed to the individual zones such as: part of the garage, entrance zone, or private area. The private area – children’s room with own sanitary facilities follows the entrance area. Another part – semi private area is made up of the kitchen, dining room, living room and outdoor covered terrace. In the northern part of the house is a cloakroom, bedroom, bathroom and study room.  Image Courtesy © Ivan Bárta The house is materially conceived as a combination of the stone, wood and glass. Stone permeates from the exterior to the interior. Glass is in large areas for maximum connection with the exterior and valuable perspectives. The stone walls are harmonized with wooden paneling, beams and wooden floors. Special thanks to the client for the trust in the architect.  Image Courtesy © Ivan Bárta  Image Courtesy © Ivan Bárta  Image Courtesy © Ivan Bárta  Image Courtesy © Ivan Bárta  Image Courtesy © Ivan Bárta  Image Courtesy © Ivan Bárta  Image Courtesy © QARTA ARCHITEKTURA  Image Courtesy © QARTA ARCHITEKTURA  Image Courtesy © QARTA ARCHITEKTURA  Image Courtesy © QARTA ARCHITEKTURA
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