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Sumit Singhal
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.

Auto-family house in central poland by KWK PROMES

 
February 28th, 2014 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: KWK PROMES

Autofamily house represents a new way of thinking about the entrance area in a suburban residence. We usually enter the house by a car, using the garage integrated in main solid. The main entrance is rarely used. Nowadays the cars are becoming cleaner and more eco-friendly, hence the idea emerged to include the garage into the representative entrance area.

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  • Architects: KWK PROMES
  • Project: Auto-family house
  • Location: central poland
  • Photography: juliusz sokołowski, olo studio
  • Author: robert konieczny
  • Collaboration: katarzyna furgalińska, magdalena adamczak, łukasz marciniak
  • Structural engineering: kornel szyndler
  • Installations: tb-projekt
  • Client: private
  • Site area: 5055m2
  • Usable floor area: 990m2
  • Project: 2007
  • Construction: 2009-2012
  • Publications: zeppelin 03 2013, mark magazine 02/03 2013
  • Awards: nomination for mies van der rohe award 2013
  • Exhibitions: logic of space 11/12 2011

Image Courtesy © juliusz sokołowski

As a result, a new type of a family house emerged. In the Autofamily House the entrance area and the driveway get transformed into an unique multifunctional space and the moment of driving in the house become a pleasant experience. The terrain is leveled in order to obtain two zones: the driveway space and the private garden. The driveway is left on the ground level and the house with intimate garden is lifted 3 meters above and separated by a retaining wall.

Image Courtesy © juliusz sokołowski

As to comfort access to the building, in meaning of parking the car on the level of living room, a route connecting the two levels were designed. However, to avoid dividing the garden, the driveway is covered with a green roof and finished with walls serving as borderlines. The result is a tunnel emerging in the garden, becoming a house. The owner is an art collector so the tunnel is also used as a gallery of his paintings collection.

Image Courtesy © juliusz sokołowski

Image Courtesy © juliusz sokołowski

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Image Courtesy © juliusz sokołowski

Image Courtesy © juliusz sokołowski

Image Courtesy © juliusz sokołowski

Image Courtesy © juliusz sokołowski

Image Courtesy © juliusz sokołowski

Image Courtesy © juliusz sokołowski

Image Courtesy © juliusz sokołowski

Image Courtesy © KWK PROMES

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