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Project • By Eklekt Atelier • Private Houses
Willa Makowski Groń
Makowski Groń is a residence sculpted by the dramatic mountain landscape. A strong, geometric form cuts into the slope, anchoring the house firmly to the terrain and creating a powerful architectural silhouette. Designed as an interplay of mass, light, and topography, the project embraces the raw energy of its surroundings while offering calm, sheltered spaces within.
EKLEKT ATELIER
The architecture is built from elemental materials — concrete, stone, and timber — chosen for both their honesty and their ability to withstand the mountain climate. Large openings frame peaks and valleys, drawing the landscape into the interior, while deep overhangs and carved terraces protect the living spaces from harsh weather and create in... More
Project • By Eklekt Atelier • Private Houses
Villa Horizon
Villa Horizon is architecture that does not seek approval — it imposes it.A monumental, self-assured form stretches along the horizon, drawing a bold, uninterrupted line across the landscape. Designed for those who value spatial freedom and the comfort that comes from disciplined geometry, the house asserts its presence with clarity and intention.
Eklekt Atelier
Eklekt Atelier
Eklekt Atelier
Eklekt Atelier
Eklekt Atelier
Eklekt Atelier
The residence is divided into two distinct levels.The upper floor — suspended like a contemporary pavilion — contains both the day and night zones, opening the interiors to long, unobstructed panoramas. This elevated volume provides the primary living experienc... More
Project • By OB Architecture Ltd • Private Houses
MEADOWCROFT
The brief required a large contemporary family house that would take advantage of the lovely views over the fields and the Solent beyond.
The site lies within an Area of Special Character that is made up of predominantly traditional pitched roof houses, so the design of the new house had to mediate between the clients desire for a contemporary house and the planners requirements for a pitched roof form. The design also had to appear modest from the front to respect the 2 storey properties either side.
The resultant form is a house that appears as 2 storeys from the front, but whose roof rises up to 3 storeys at the rear to give expansive open views across the fields. The pitched roof and large chimney to the side echo the character... More