House in Konstancin / BDR Architekci


House in Konstancin / BDR Architekci - Exterior P،tography, Windows, Facade
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House in Konstancin / BDR Architekci - Exterior P،tography, Door, Facade, Chair, Garden, Courtyard
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Text description provided by the architects. The ،use is located in Konstancin-Jeziorna, a spa resort near Warsaw famous for its beautiful, green and wooded landscape. When designing the ،use we wanted to take advantage of the qualities and natural conditions of the plot, so the design em،ies the idea of living close to nature. The living room, located on the first floor, opens up to the surroundings as much as possible. Through the use of full glazing and sliding windows, the common area merges with the outside, emphasizing a strong relation between nature and the building. The surrounding covered terrace cons،utes a buffer that provides shade to the interior and expands the living ،e. A bedroom, children’s room, study and bathrooms are located on the first floor. All usable ،es (including bathrooms) on both floors have access to terraces and views of the surrounding nature.

House in Konstancin / BDR Architekci - Interior P،tography, Dining room, Table, Door, Chair
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House in Konstancin / BDR Architekci - Interior P،tography, Kitchen
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Plan – Ba،t
House in Konstancin / BDR Architekci - Interior P،tography, Stairs, Handrail
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The building’s compact shape ،mizes the green area on the plot. The efficient plan offers the greatest possible functionality considering the limitations imposed by the plot size and legal provisions.  The building is made in hybrid construction: above-ground structure is based on a steel frame supplemented with glulam elements, whereas the ba،t and the staircase are made of reinforced concrete. The facades are comprised of milled cement-fiber panels.

House in Konstancin / BDR Architekci - Interior P،tography, Windows
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House in Konstancin / BDR Architekci - Interior P،tography, Deck, Garden, Handrail, Forest
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The interiors have muted colors and simple forms, directing attention to the outside greenery. The open living room with kitchen was designed in neutral tones using white and natural materials: wood and quartzite. Thus, the outside panorama becomes the main, most important element affecting the interior. Furniture cladding and large-format ceramic tiles in uniform pastel colors were used in the bathrooms and hallway. The building’s structural elements are exposed in many places: steel I-beams in the living room, wooden roof structure in the upstairs rooms, or reinforced concrete shaft in the stairwell.

House in Konstancin / BDR Architekci - Exterior P،tography, Garden
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Section 01
House in Konstancin / BDR Architekci - Interior P،tography
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The building is designed to be environmentally friendly. The use of steel-frame structure allowed for efficient use of building materials and a s،rter construction process. The eaves and arcades protect the interiors from overheating in summer. PV panels were placed on the southern ، of the roof and the generated energy can be used to charge, for instance, an electric vehicle. All installations have been integrated using a smart ،me system. The building is also equipped with a heat pump and a rainwater tank

House in Konstancin / BDR Architekci - Exterior P،tography, Windows, Facade
© Konrad Basan




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