Concrete Contemporary Extension / Dank Architectes
Designing a contemporary extension of an old house built in the 50’s in order to connect indoor to outdoor is the challenge taken up by the French studio of Architecture and Interior Design
Designing a contemporary extension of an old house built in the 50’s in order to connect indoor to outdoor is the challenge taken up by the French studio of Architecture and Interior Design
Sheltered behind dividing stone walls and dense pre-existing hedges, their “family” project was made possible in the intimate and calm environment to which they aspired.
The plans were designed for a couple with two children who wanted a loft conversion type with efficient use of space. The concept was to open up the ground floor by taking down the existing partitions wall and placing the bedrooms on the upper floor.
The owners of an atypical 3 story house contacted us with a strong intention to transform an existing small living room into a large contemporary and minimalist space. We worked on the re-organization of the living spaces, having in mind the view from the inside and the interior light. We also wanted the terrace to become an extension of the living room.