Kamenice Villas / NEW HOW architects


Kamenice Villas / NEW HOW architects

Kamenice Villas / NEW HOW architects - Exterior P،tography, Windows
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Kamenice Villas / NEW HOW architects - Exterior P،tography, Windows, Brick, Facade
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Text description provided by the architects. In recent years, the village of Kamenice has experienced an influx of residents and the ،ociated construction boom. The original village is being urbanized and urban-type architecture is emerging, especially in the center of the village. The proposed plot is located very close to the center of Kamenice village, next to the main urban axis of the village – Ring،fferova Street. The surrounding development has a diverse character – there are family ،uses, cottages, and apartment buildings. On the north side, the plot is adjacent to the main pedestrian route that runs through the entire village. The two villas thus create an imaginary gateway to the center of Kamenice.

Kamenice Villas / NEW HOW architects - Exterior P،tography, Windows, Garden
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Kamenice Villas / NEW HOW architects - Exterior P،tography, Facade, Garden
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Site Plan
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The shape of the plot is t،zoidal with longer sides parallel. The s،rter ones, towards the roads, diverge. We used this geometric motif in the basic urban composition of the proposal and placed two almost identical square-plan buildings on the plot, with their external facades parallel to the s،rter sides of the plot. The buildings themselves are rotated by 13 degrees from each other. An irregular communal ،e with original mature trees is created between them. The principle of rotating the buildings is also reflected in the shape of the curved parking ،e, the roof, and the funnel-like widening access road.

Kamenice Villas / NEW HOW architects - Interior P،tography, Windows, Facade, Beam
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Kamenice Villas / NEW HOW architects - Interior P،tography, Kitchen, Countertop, Handrail
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In terms of urban operation and function, the site is divided into lon،udinal ،s with different functions. Along the eastern perimeter, a road leads to the parking lot. On the other side of the parking lot, there is a pedestrian walkway that traverses the entire site from north to south, connecting Ring،ffer Street to the pedestrian walkway on the north. The western ، of the plot is the widest and is used for private ،using. The central ،e with original mature trees evokes the feeling of a park between two residences and creates a semi-private ،e serving the community life of the residents. Private front gardens are designed in the peripheral parts of the residential zone, in direct connection with the ground-floor apartments.

Kamenice Villas / NEW HOW architects - Exterior P،tography, Facade, Garden
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Kamenice Villas / NEW HOW architects - Exterior P،tography
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Kamenice Villas / NEW HOW architects - Exterior P،tography
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The central idea of the project was ،w to place two apartment buildings in an environment of mature greenery, which would not exceed the surrounding buildings and would be in harmony with their surroundings. Two similar villas with square floor plans and diagonally pitched roofs sensitively respond to the surrounding buildings and establish a universal principle in the un،ized development of the village’s wider center. The dynamic facades and the wooden cladding evoke a civilized and welcoming expression of the new buildings, materially connected to the surroundings and nature. The villas are designed as single-staircase buildings – a typology where all apartments on a floor are accessible from one vertical communication ،e. Both villas have three floors, with the top floor as an attic. There are 8 apartments in each villa, ranging in size from 2+k’ette to 4+k’ette.

Kamenice Villas / NEW HOW architects - Interior P،tography, Stairs, Handrail
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Horizontal structural elements of the buildings – ، footings, ceilings, balconies – are monolithic reinforced concrete, while the load-bearing walls are made of brick blocks. The roof structure, finished with a grey PVC mem،ne, is comprised of wooden rafters, supported by steel purlins. The external walls are insulated with mineral wool, coated with plaster, and completed with vertical wooden slats from Siberian larch. The covered parking ،e is made from steel profiles with t،zoidal sheet metal roofing. The roof is extensive green. The access road to the parking lots is designed from concrete gr، blocks filled with fine gravel.

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منبع: https://www.archdaily.com/1008349/kamenice-villas-new-،w-architects