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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. Apartment For A Guy and Even Two of Them in Poznań, Poland by ZONA ArchitekciJune 4th, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: ZONA Architekci In this world everything is clear – a simple form, minimalistic colors selection, natural materials. This concept of design has been dictated by the male point of view from the very beginning. The apartment was purchased in the fall and when the architects entered it, they noticed an exceptional view of the old trees in the neighborhood. Yellow, red and brown colors were the perfect background.  Image Courtesy © ZONA Architekci
 Image Courtesy © ZONA Architekci The first step was to demolish the walls at the entrance of the apartment. This provided maximum open space. In this way, while taking the first step in the apartment you can enjoy the sunshine through the big windows.  Image Courtesy © ZONA Architekci  Image Courtesy © ZONA Architekci Another spatial change was the modification of originally provided by the developer curved stairs leading to the mezzanine. The architects have proposed winder stairs led partly along the glass façade, which helped to better arrange the space of the living room. The stairs stringer joins the heater casing and this is the backing for the TV cabinet. Furniture units in the apartment are designed so that the whole creates a coherent body.  Image Courtesy © ZONA Architekci  Image Courtesy © ZONA Architekci The challenge for Metaforma Group designers was to combine the spatial needs of both Investors. One of them is the collector of red Ferrari cars, the other one – music disks. The exposition of these collections has enriched the interior with interesting details. The project features a mezzanine-level work area. The great advantage of the latter one is the fact that it is placed next to a spacious roof terrace on the building. The width of the mezzanine did not allow for the comfortable placement of the classic desk. Therefore, the architects have proposed a desk in the form of a raised cubicle on a metal rack, extending beyond the mezzanine and increasing the work space.  Image Courtesy © ZONA Architekci  Image Courtesy © ZONA Architekci The solutions applied in the apartment meet the needs of its residents. The male point of view has imposed the economy of materials and colors. Industrial metal, concrete materials together with graphite construction, appearing in all rooms, have been warmed up with floral wood. The icing on the cake is a dark blue featuring on soft items. Male means here: simple and expressive, but not cold and raw. Thanks to the exposed and personalized details, the interior is its residents` character  Image Courtesy © ZONA Architekci  Image Courtesy © ZONA Architekci  Image Courtesy © ZONA Architekci  Image Courtesy © ZONA Architekci  Image Courtesy © ZONA Architekci  Image Courtesy © ZONA Architekci
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