House Z in Warsaw, Poland by STOPROCENT Architekci s.c.

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Presented project is a refurbrishment of a villa built in the communist times and settled in a picturesque forrest nearby Warsaw. The house was rearranged and expanded several times. In late 90’s an indoor pool was added. The Client, a family 2+2, decided that it’s form and function doesn’t fit their current requirements and decided to refrubrish it one more time.

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• Architects: STOPROCENT Architekci s.c.
• Project: House Z
• Location: Warsaw, Poland
• Software used: Autodesk Autocad, Sketchup Pro, 3D Max + Vray, Adobe
• Client: Private
• Design Team: Przemek Kaczkowski, Magda Morelewska, Krzysztof Melon Mika, Iwona Pawłowska
• Plot Area: 4265,0 M²
• House Area: 438,97 M²
• Project: 2016

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Architects decided to simplify the plans and external form of the building. Messy and additive form was limited to two simple volumes with a pitched roof connected by a horizontal pavillion with roof-terrace. The indoor pool was dismounted.

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It was a challenge to connect the house with the surrounding garden. The project feautures large window openings and ground terraces, visually connecting the interior with the forrest around it.

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The formal division reflects the functional areas of the house. One of the pitched roof volumes is dedicated to parents, while the other – to children and a home office. They both connect on base level, which contains the entrance, a kitchen, a dining area and a living room. Garages and all technical & storage rooms are located on the existing underground level.

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Tags: Poland, Warsaw

Categories: 3dS Max, Adobe, Autocad, Autodesk, House, SketchUp, V-Ray

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