ARCHITECTURE
Advanced Materials and Intelligent Technologies Higher Education and Industrial Cooperation Centre (HEICC), Miskolc
An industrial workshop hall, built in the 1960 at the Campus of the University of Miskolc, was transformed into the centre of innovation and a hub for startups. Development of the Higher Education and Industrial Cooperation Centre (abbreviated as FIEK in Hungarian) was realised in the city of Miskolc, fourth largest city of Hungary, mainly known for its heavy industry. Spaces rethinked by the architects of Budapest-based MG Építész Kft.
Family house – PRVIC, Prvić
The design of the new building offers simple volumes, of different purposes, connected by a common covered space. Two volumes are on the same level, the third volume is raised by ~90cm and the fourth by ~140cm. The play of traditional roof surfaces, that make the Mediterranean views specifically romantic, was obtained by by diagonal positioning of the roof ridges. Volumes form interspaces that are freed from a strict definition
ELEMENTE Uitate_Uita-te
An exhibition about memory, values, heritage, inadequacy, forgetfulness, indolence, about detail, scale, perception. Elements - a decomposed look. After looking differently at what has been forgotten, after being shown differently, a different way of looking, an imperative to “look”, not to forget, look once more with a fresh eye, with an upset look which might make you reevaluate a work or even your own visual approach. We are looking for
Showroom Schuco, Bucharest
Schuco, a company whose main field of work is developing and producing metallic and PVC joints systems, asked us to renovate and remake the interior design of their showroom from Bucharest, placed on the ground floor of a flat on the Unirii Boulevard.The showroom is mainly composed out of three main areas: the central area, 94sqm, serving as the expositional room, which is linked to the other two, smaller and
Appropriate_Bistro Bergsteiger, Sesto
Located in the midst of the Unesco Natural Heritage area of the Dolomites of Sesto, in a position used as a tourist hotspot, Bistro Bergsteiger fits properly and carefully in its natural and built context. The edge of an embankment, located along a well-known hiking trail, is used to insert the new volume and to integrate it into the surrounding topography. In plan, the new volume aligns with the
Staka House, Zagreb
Semidetached house from 1960s was changed the bones and the skin. Hollowed from inside and outside, it now imbues with the surroundings. The sharply outlined cuboid volume is layered in bricks, steel and glass. Pale brownish bricks with thick lime joints emphasize the mass of the walls incised with deep window boxes with glass sheets stretched on the outside. The middle floor from the front side is the ground
Homestead / Chan Center Hartovski Vrh
The homestead and meditation center on Hartovski vrh was designed for the Buddhist Center Zagreb, who wanted to relocate its activities out of the city. In order to have simple spatial organization as well as to connect all the activities and facilities with the beautiful environment, proposed design placed the program into five small buildings: a residential building, a refectory, a multi-purpose hall and two dormitories; which were carefully placed
Casa CV, Sanluri
An exposed concrete box contains the living space and the large pergola, in memory of the shady areas of the local traditional Campidanese house. Outwardly the base of the building is covered with gray basalt, while inside the exposed concrete characterizes the basement rooms. The full-height openings retrace the perimeter of the house, modulating the façade into full and empty spaces. The result is a solid image, a closed
Villa Lichardova, Bratislava
Renovation of and addition to a residential villa at Palisády in Bratislava, originally designed by Prof. Eugen Kramár. Working on this project was a pleasure. Credits ArchitectureModulor, studio of architectureClientPrivateYear of completion2010LocationBratislava, Slovakia Related posts Powered by
Villa Harmonia
Project for a new cottage – weekend house in the splendid forest area of Modra – Harmónia. The new building replaced the original construction of a small garden cabin. The layout of this house consists of an open-plan living area upstairs, and sleeping quarters with the building entrance located on the ground floor. The house is designed to give a spectacular view of the beautiful green surroundings from each side.
House Modra
Reconstruction of the house from the eighties, the building was divided into two residential units, on each floor there is a solo apartment with a separate newly designed staicaser. The house is dressed in a metal new dress with thermal insulation, the exterior is drawn into the interior by glazed views, windows. Credits Architecture Modulor, studio of architecture Client Private Year
House Brezová, Martin
New family house at Brezova street, Martin. We are working with a one young family in the environment of existing family houses in the vicinity of Martin forests and stream. Credits Architecture Modulor, studio of architecture Client Private Year of completion 2008 Location Martin, Slovakia Related posts Powered by