ArchShowcase Archive for the ‘Flats’ CategoryRésidence étudiante à Chartres in France by Agence Philippe FichetFriday, November 20th, 2015Article source: Agence Philippe Fichet Generalities The structure of the accommodation of Chartres is composed of 80 small flats and located within the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI) of the Eure-et-Loir department. It provides full service to students either on trainings or attending apprenticeships.  Image Courtesy © Agence Philippe Fichet
Musholm in Korsør, Denmark by AART architectsWednesday, November 4th, 2015Article source: AART architects Musholm is located at the beautiful Danish coastline and pushes the potential of accessible architecture. In fact, it is recognized as one of the world’s most accessible holiday, sports and conference resorts for people with disabilities. The expansion of Musholm is divided into two sections in the form of a new multi-purpose sports hall and a number of new holiday flats. The multi-purpose sports hall is located at the heart of the resort, while the flats are located in its periphery.  Image Courtesy © AART architects
Biombombastic in Madrid, Spain by EliiMonday, November 2nd, 2015Article source: Elii Complete refurbishment of a flat in the centre of Madrid The purpose of this project is to renew an old flat in the centre of Madrid to turn it into a transformable space. The project hinges around two complementary strategies. Firstly, an open space is configured, and the whole programme is grouped and arranged around an L-shaped band on two sides. This band includes the access to the household, the outer façade windows, a folding bed, the storage space, a complete kitchen, a fold-down auxiliary table, access to the bathroom and the washing machine. It optimises the spatial distribution and compacts all the functions so that everyday activities can benefit from as much space as possible, all the while adapting to the geometry of the apartment. Secondly, a fitted screen on one of the sides can be deployed from the wall to create different domestic arrangements, by closing the bedroom, the kitchen or dividing the house into two.
 Image Courtesy © Miguel de Guzmán y Rocío Romero
LA MINOTERIE in Roubaix, France by TANK ARCHITECTESThursday, October 29th, 2015Article source: TANK ARCHITECTES The project deals about the rehabilitation of an old flour-mill and an industrial building in lofts along the canal of Roubaix. The structure was in very bad shape, and is now open to let the natural light enlighten the flats.  Image Courtesy © TANK ARCHITECTES
Solstice Point in Camden, London by Nick Baker ArchitectsFriday, August 14th, 2015Article source: Nick Baker Architects Nick Baker Architects have recently completed a mixed use scheme at 86-88 Delancey Street containing 14 flats, 5x3bed, 4x2bed and 5×1 bed along with 500sqm of office accommodation. The site at 86-88 Delancey Street lies immediately adjacent to the town centre of Camden, next to the Parkway Neighbourhood zone and within the Camden Town Conservation Area.  Image Courtesy © Hamish Park
Arsenal flat in Paris, France by h2o architectesWednesday, August 5th, 2015Article source: h2o architectes The commission : a flat for a couple with two children. The place : last floor of a Haussmanian building; ancient servant’s bedrooms already transformed into a flat.  Image Courtesy © Stéphane Chalmeau
Flat AB in Sarria-Sant Gervasi, Spain by Dom ArquitecturaSunday, July 26th, 2015Article source: Dom Arquitectura The refurbished flat is situated in Sarria-Sant Gervasi. As a starting point few important decisions were taken. On one hand to rethink the out-dated overall organization, unifying the entrance and the living room, as well as the office and the kitchen. This helped a general spatial integration, generating bigger spaces that flow easily into each other, and reduced the number of doors and partitions. On the other hand to revamp all the electrical, plumbing, cooling and heating systems to updated technologies. Refurbishing completely kitchens and bathrooms.  Image Courtesy © Jordi Anguera
A Coruña for rent? in Spain by Egue y SetaSaturday, July 11th, 2015Article source: Egue y Seta Looking for a flat to rent? Read between the lines: Spacious and bright = empty and painted in white. The Real state market for rental housing is highly competitive, full of vices and most of its advertisement pieces sound like siren calls. None of these, nevertheless, lack explanation: Property owners are bound to invest with caution, they need to hit the target of the particular taste of a potential but undetermined client, but most importantly they seem to be obliged to prescribe furniture and finishes tested against the most indolent of lifestyles.  Image Courtesy © Egue y Seta
Flat 01 Interior Design in Guiyang, Guizhou by C&C DESIGN CO., LTD.Friday, July 3rd, 2015Article source: C&C DESIGN CO., LTD.  Image Courtesy © C&C DESIGN CO., LTD.
THE WATERFRONT in Stavanger, Norway by AART architectsThursday, May 7th, 2015Article source: AART architects AART architects reveal the first building phase of the Waterfront development – one of the largest wooden residential developments in Europe. Located on the edge of Stavanger harbor front, the 19,500 m2 development transforms the former industrial area into a recreational part of town.  Image Courtesy © AART architects
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