Admiring the interior apartment design by L3P Architekten - Whether you are considering a home renovation or exploring designs for a new house, one of the common suggestions that you will get both from architects and engineers is to make it adaptive and earth-friendly. For those who may not be too inclined on the technical details of home designs, "adaptive" and "earth-friendly" are just words, that also often appeal to be expensive and complicated to achieve.However, with the ever changing trends in home designs, we need to start equipping ourselves with knowledge on economical yet safe home design choices. With this iwrote article about Admiring the interior apartment design by L3P Architekten it is also important to choose a house design that is easier to renovate in case the need for expansion arises. And this is exactly what your architect mean when they speak of adaptive home design.4
The Trubel residential project was designed by the L3P Architekten practice in 2014, The Trubel residential project was featured a highly open contemporary home located in Dielsdorf, Switzerland on the site of a vineyard.
The residence has a modern geometry made from reinforced concrete with a steel concrete and a highly minimalist tone that brings out the industrial elements. To bring a cozy touch, the designers added handmade furniture pieces and a glass envelope.
The entrance is made through a 5.44 meter high opening with the cellar and service area connected to it. There is a double bedroom sectioned with the aid of a middle wall and the upper level gives access to a concrete bookcase, the dining area, home office, kitchen, reading corner, living area, guest zone and a sleeping unit with its own bathroom.
The project took the vine as the model for the design with the building sculpturally developing in a manner similar to that of the vine leaves and with the fruit trees integrated into the space.
The Trubel residential project was designed by the L3P Architekten practice in 2014, The Trubel residential project was featured a highly open contemporary home located in Dielsdorf, Switzerland on the site of a vineyard.
The residence has a modern geometry made from reinforced concrete with a steel concrete and a highly minimalist tone that brings out the industrial elements. To bring a cozy touch, the designers added handmade furniture pieces and a glass envelope.
The entrance is made through a 5.44 meter high opening with the cellar and service area connected to it. There is a double bedroom sectioned with the aid of a middle wall and the upper level gives access to a concrete bookcase, the dining area, home office, kitchen, reading corner, living area, guest zone and a sleeping unit with its own bathroom.
The project took the vine as the model for the design with the building sculpturally developing in a manner similar to that of the vine leaves and with the fruit trees integrated into the space.
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