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Project • By Atelier d'Architecture Antoine de Gironde • Apartments
Rénovation d'un appartement familial
"Berthier"
This apartment in Versailles underwent a complete transformation. The space, formerly dark, now favors brightness and the warm presence of wood.
D.Rocco
Our goal was to reorganize the volumes while preserving the apartment’s soul. The original parquet mosaics, door handles and 1950s radiators were retained.
D.Rocco
To optimize circulation, the kitchen was moved next to the dining area tot take advantage of the south-facing orientation.
D.Rocco
To maintain visual connection and distribute natural light, an interior window and a glazed partition were created between the master suite and the living room.
D.Rocco
Old partitions were replaced by full-height furniture that naturally define the... More
Project • By Brennan Furlong Architects • Private Houses
Four Winds
This project involved reimagining a 200m2 1950s dormer bungalow as a contemporary family home. Due to its age and exposed location overlooking the sea, the house required significant upgrades. Our clients, who had returned to Ireland with their three young children after living abroad for several years, had a strong emotional connection to the house, as it had originally been owned by their grandparents. This connection formed a core part of the brief from the outset.
Fionn McCann
We were formally engaged by our clients in early 2020 and presented our initial designs in March of that year - just before the world changed. Like many of our projects at the time, work was paused for about six months as our clients asse... More
Project • By Arhitekti Pocivasek Petranovic • Private Houses
House Barje
A house for a young couple with a yoga studio is situated in the Ljubljana Barje, marshes on the outskirts of the capital. This suburban location is characterized by pronounced horizontality and a blend of scattered buildings and meadows.
Urban Petranovič
Urban Petranovič
Urban Petranovič
The elongated shape of the house derives from the shape of the plot, and its single-story design is due to the low bearing capacity of the marshy soil. The house is positioned in such a way that it divides the plot into an accessible northern part and a private garden area to the south, which it completes together with the existing house.
Urban Petranovič
Urban Petranovič
The rooms are arranged in sequence and slightly offset fro... More