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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.

LD 2 COUNTRY HOUSE in Moscow Oblast, Russia by DNK ag

December 2nd, 2016 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: DNK ag

The house and surrounding landscape form one strong unit. The terrace overhangs the pond. Garage and maintenance building are constructed as a hill with a park above. The hill conceals terrace from the road. All the inner house facades are made from water resistant and super strong merbau wood. The outer contour is a frame of Jurassic stone (!!!!).Windows are equipped with extendable wooden jalousie. They allow light through and give sense of privacy at the same time. The interior is the same color scheme as the facade: red wooden and grey-beige stone shades. The architects developed interior and construction parts, starting from the door knobs to magnificent dominate staircase. The upper light fixtures open the interior to sun beams.

Image Courtesy © Alex Naroditsky

Architects: DNK ag
Project: LD 2 COUNTRY HOUSE
Location: Moscow Oblast, Russia
Photography: Alex Naroditsky
Gross Built Area (square meters or square foot): 1200 m2
Completion Year: 2011

Image Courtesy © Alex Naroditsky

Image Courtesy © DNK ag

: Image Courtesy © Alex Naroditsky

: Image Courtesy © Alex Naroditsky

: Image Courtesy © Alex Naroditsky

: Image Courtesy © Alex Naroditsky

: Image Courtesy © Alex Naroditsky

: Image Courtesy © Alex Naroditsky

: Image Courtesy © Alex Naroditsky

: Image Courtesy © Alex Naroditsky

: Image Courtesy © Alex Naroditsky

: Image Courtesy © Alex Naroditsky

: Image Courtesy © Alex Naroditsky

: Image Courtesy © DNK ag

: Image Courtesy © DNK ag

: Image Courtesy © DNK ag

: Image Courtesy © DNK ag

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Tags: Moscow Oblast, Russia

Categories: House, Residential

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