General Renovation of Apartment from 1936 in Warsaw
Interior design and partial reconstruction of the apartment, design of some furniture and small architecture in the garden, renovation of vintage furniture and accessories.
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Interior design and partial reconstruction of the apartment, design of some furniture and small architecture in the garden, renovation of vintage furniture and accessories.
When the young client (single, in his 30s) arrived at the NOP Office Architecture, the architects LĂvia Ornellas and Philippe Nunes saw the possibility of innovating.
An apartment used as a leather tannerie workshop for a long time. This use aggressiveness destroyed its character and the features of the pombalino architectonic imaginary were lost.
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