When we agreed to design this two-bedroom apartment, the apartment was not finished, the walls were not built but the space has been fixed. The location of equipment in the toilet and the kitchen has been waiting for the old design of the building.
This downtown apartment is a modern renovation in a historic Asheville building from 1905. Our design delivers a welcoming new home for the client, as well as for his extensive art collection.
Our studio, recently completed this apartment renovation, bought by a young family of four. The owners wanted a flat fitted to their modern lifestyle with open communal living space.
The house owner of this case has been yearned to go back to the house where he grew up. Years later, the owner finally bought it back and renovated the house to be private rest house, reviewing the good times with friends and family.
The first challenge was to transform an old gloomy floor into a bright house. The change of distribution and the new orientation of the common areas that now cross the entire floor, allows light to cross from one end to the other.
The apartment is located in a new renovated apartment building near Letna Square in Prague 7. We have modified the layout proposed by the developer to meet the requirements of a young couple.
In summary, from the client’s predetermined conventional organization, the Villarroel apartment proposes adding layers of complexity to the interior experience of the house, adding ambiguity to the classic labels of each room, as well as to the way they relate to each other, so that all this will eventually translate into greater spatial richness.
The ” Urban Cocoon ” duplex is situated in a 2 storey townhouse building on Charonne street next to Bastille.
