Modular

The idea Create small houses that can easily be located between trees in gardens, parks and forests. Roman & Dmytro Seliuk Image The project is inspired by memories of first going on holiday in a tent (Namety) or in a simple, small shelter made of stick and branches collected in the forest as a child. Roman & Dmytro Seliuk Structure The planning structure follows two principles: mono-function and variation. Mono-function is expressed as spaces with a single use. The modules are designed to be as minimal as possible for their intended function. One module, one function. Accordingly, there is a difference in size between smaller and larger modules. The smaller modules can be used for a hall, dressing room, bathroom or... More

This project is the new headquarters for Australia’s largest youth circus organisation. The project reflects the more pragmatic and industrial aesthetic of contemporary Australian circus, which rejects the artifice and costuming of traditional circus. Christopher Frederick Jones Christopher Frederick Jones The building becomes an adaptable, adjustable circus apparatus which performers scale, climb, and swing from. It is a low-cost project that can be easily disassembled and relocated, throughout its life, like a modular circus tent. The scheme uses twenty-eight shipping containers stacked four storeys high like large bricks to form an external perimeter wall around the 12m high practice and performance spaces. Christoph... More

The redesign of the shop at the Terme Merano spa included a complete remodelling of the ground floor in the northern part of the building. The aim was to improve both the aesthetics and the functionality of the rooms where sportswear, accessories and spa cosmetics can be purchased. Giovanni De Sandre Giovanni De Sandre Giovanni De Sandre The design of the sales area required a completely new layout of the ground floor, whereby the storage area was reduced in order to improve the arrangement and presentation of goods. The position of the entrance and the display window inside the spa were swapped to enhance accessibility and visual impact. The glazed windows were designed to provide more light and transparency, with a modern... More

Interesting projects are born in difficult times. This land lot has been waiting in the wings for many years. Located on a steep hill, with large trees, surrounded by pine forests and hiking trails, it inspired interesting projects, but they were constantly delayed due to the potential complexity of the work. 2022 turned out to be a difficult year, and it was at this time that the desire of the owner came together with the capabilities of the DublDom team and their partners to make a bright and unusual project. It became a real challenge for all participants. Sergey Nastavnik Sergey Nastavnik Sergey Nastavnik Complex terrain usually looks unattractive for a person who wants a standard «flat land lot, just like the neig... More

Factory built in 4 sections and crane set in 8 hrs, this home was built for under $150/sf for a Architect's family of four in the vibrant small town of Lawrence Kansas. The home is net zero ready with the addition of solar panels and pays ohmage to the civil war ear historic neighborhood with a simple gable form and large wrap around porch. Nate Sheets Photography Nate Sheets Photography Nate Sheets Photography Built as a case study to understand the inefficiencies in traditional construction practices, the owner and designer, Katie Hoke, acted as the general contractor and was able to complete the entire built in under 8 months.  Initially the concept of modular construction was reserved for low income or tract style h... More

Urban Scale: The Zephyr House project emerged as a response to the contemporary demands of life and architecture, aiming to blend modern needs with elements drawn from historical architecture seamlessly. The goal is to make a substantial impact in curbing carbon footprint and energy consumption in buildings. Caption Caption Addressing this challenge involved the creation of four distinctive houses arranged in a modular pattern. By repeating these patterns, a town comprising sixteen houses was meticulously designed. The implementation process promises to be exceptionally swift and cost-effective, with efficient planning and construction methods. Caption Caption To reduce carbon emissions, the town's design strongly emp... More

We had a difficult task - to assemble a large luxury single-family house from the modules produced at the factory.But first, it is important to say what the word "Modular" means to us. This is a house consisting of volumetric modules, in which all the interior decoration, electrics, plumbing, and possibly even furniture are made at the factory. Such a house is assembled in the production, delivered by trucks and installed with a crane in one day on the lot. Another 1-2 weeks are required for the final exterior finish. We have already done projects from 16 to 110 square meters, but this is the first time we have designed such a large serial modular house. Sergey Nastavnik In the project, we combined the environmental friendliness of a... More