House Extention in Lviv / replus design bureau
As the family extended the residents have preferred to enlarge their home rather than moving elsewhere, as they are in love with their neighborhood and the city. Adding the extension in inner courtyard architects divided the house in two separate partitions.
Courtesy of replus design bureau
Architects: replus design bureau
Location: Lviv, Ukraine
Architects In Charge: Khrystyna Badzyan, Dmytro Sorokevych
Area: 360.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Maksim Sosnov
Courtesy of replus design bureau
Text description provided by the architects. As the family extended the residents have preferred to enlarge their home rather than moving elsewhere, as they are in love with their neighborhood and the city. Adding the extension in inner courtyard architects divided the house in two separate partitions.
© Maksim Sosnov
Most of all architects wanted to connect the interior with exterior and the landscape. The house that was previously built by the principles of traditional architecture was to be open to the space and nature. For this main purpose  huge built-in pots for plants and large trees on the first and on the terrace of the second floor were made close to the glass to be totally  connected with the interior Â
Axonometric
The place of the main element of the design of the exterior took thin elegant steel column at the entrance which supports the second floor an...
Courtesy of replus design bureau
Architects: replus design bureau
Location: Lviv, Ukraine
Architects In Charge: Khrystyna Badzyan, Dmytro Sorokevych
Area: 360.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Maksim Sosnov
Courtesy of replus design bureau
Text description provided by the architects. As the family extended the residents have preferred to enlarge their home rather than moving elsewhere, as they are in love with their neighborhood and the city. Adding the extension in inner courtyard architects divided the house in two separate partitions.
© Maksim Sosnov
Most of all architects wanted to connect the interior with exterior and the landscape. The house that was previously built by the principles of traditional architecture was to be open to the space and nature. For this main purpose  huge built-in pots for plants and large trees on the first and on the terrace of the second floor were made close to the glass to be totally  connected with the interior Â
Axonometric
The place of the main element of the design of the exterior took thin elegant steel column at the entrance which supports the second floor an...
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