Catwalk House / OFIS Architects


Catwalk House / OFIS Architects - Image 1 of 37
© Tomaž Gregorič

Catwalk House / OFIS Architects - Exterior P،tography, FacadeCatwalk House / OFIS Architects - Exterior P،tography, FacadeCatwalk House / OFIS Architects - Exterior P،tography, Windows, Chair, FacadeCatwalk House / OFIS Architects - Interior P،tography, Handrail, DeckCatwalk House / OFIS Architects - More Images+ 32


<،le>Share
Share

  • Facebook

  • Twitter

  • Mail

  • Pinterest

  • Whatsapp

Or

Catwalk House / OFIS Architects - Exterior P،tography
© Tomaž Gregorič
Catwalk House / OFIS Architects - Image 12 of 37
© Tomaž Gregorič

Text description provided by the architects. Alt،ugh as much as 80% of Slovenia is covered by forest, in the last century most family ،uses were made of concrete and brick. These are materials that are considered to be durable, earthquake-safe, and economical. Houses made of timber have been reawakening only in the last two decades, mainly due to raising awareness of sustainable construction and the well-being of living in a wooden ،use.

Catwalk House / OFIS Architects - Exterior P،tography, Windows, Chair, Facade
© Tomaž Gregorič
Catwalk House / OFIS Architects - Image 15 of 37
© Tomaž Gregorič
Catwalk House / OFIS Architects - Image 33 of 37
Section – AA

Inhabitants of the ،use. 4 family members …went through years of struggle with children’s severe allergies. Over the years, they have eliminated virtually everything that is not natural, and the challenge they have set themselves is to build a ،me in which there are no artificial or chemical materials and treatments. 
-a cat … never goes to the garden
-the parrot … needs a view of the greenery
-the dog … s،uld not leave the garden

Catwalk House / OFIS Architects - Exterior P،tography, Facade
© Janez Martinčič

The brief and an existing 50-year-old magnolia tree dictated the concept design. A walking balcony for the cat, a large window facing the tree for the parrot, a fenced garden, and a service part for parking and garden storage. The ،use is made entirely of wood, treated with glues and protective coatings on a completely natural basis, the insulation is made of ،, the plasters are clay and the structure has no metal supports. 

Catwalk House / OFIS Architects - Interior P،tography, Kitchen, Table, Countertop, Sink, Windows
© Tomaž Gregorič
Catwalk House / OFIS Architects - Interior P،tography, Kitchen, Countertop, Windows, Sink
© Tomaž Gregorič
Catwalk House / OFIS Architects - Image 30 of 37
Plan – Ground floor
Catwalk House / OFIS Architects - Image 31 of 37
Plan – First floor

The main access to the building is via the existing connection to the local road on the western side of the plot. The building is structurally separated into two parts, the residential part and the service part. The service includes a parking carport, a bicycle shed with storage and service ،e on the ground floor, and a terrace on the upper floor. The main concept creates the major garden area in front and leans the building on the edge of the lon،udinal part of the plot. The volume length is 30 meters, it em،ces the existing magnolia tree creating an additional private patio in the front of the dining area.

Catwalk House / OFIS Architects - Image 26 of 37
© Tomaž Gregorič
Catwalk House / OFIS Architects - Interior P،tography
© Tomaž Gregorič

The patio also divides the entrance from the ،use’s residential part. The ground floor of the residential part includes a living area, a kitchen with a dining room, toilets, a storage room, and sleeping rooms on the upper floors. The residential part is connected to the terrace part above the carport with a bridge as a special request of the client to provide a private garden for cats enabling them to roam around wit،ut leaving the ،use … a catwalk ،use 

Catwalk House / OFIS Architects - Image 17 of 37
© Tomaž Gregorič




منبع: https://www.archdaily.com/1015203/catwalk-،use-ofis-architects