Prague House by Upstructure – InteriorZine

The condominium challenge on the border of Prague’s Vinohrady and Žižkov neighborhoods represents a easy and clear answer to the entire refurbishment of the unique inside. The primary purpose of the challenge is to optimize the operational structure in order that the group of house and life inside it are as clean and nice as attainable.

The structure of the condominium is dominated by the primary residing space with a generously sized kitchen, which has direct visible contact with the road house. The bed room is positioned within the quiet internal block, whereas the alternative room is conceived as a research/kids’s room. All areas are linked by an open central corridor, which hides the toilet behind a carpentry wall. The result’s a contemporary inside for house owners who get pleasure from all features of city life.

The design interpretation of the inside is impressed by the historic context of the residential constructing with its rondocubist facade. Its attribute curves, additionally used within the interiors of frequent areas of the constructing or within the geometry of the staircase, are mirrored within the design of the brand new inside, giving it a particular kind and contributing to a harmonious complete.

Each ingredient of the inside is designed with effectivity and practicality in thoughts, with out neglecting its aesthetics. The rounded shapes carry class and fluidity to the house, and each element is rigorously thought of to make sure that the ensuing inside is maximally practical. By way of refined use of supplies, lighting, and delicate colours, an area has been created that respectfully combines modern design with historic references, thus buying its personal identification and distinctive character.

Writer: UPSTRUCTURE s.r.o.; Ing. arch. Pavel Paseka, ČKA; Ing. arch. Martin Žatečka; Ing. arch. František Bosák, ČKA; Ing. arch. Jolana Bosák Macháčková; Tackle: Ševčíkova, Praha 3; Shopper: personal consumer; Challenge: 2021; Realization: 2023; Space: 74 m2; Picture: Radek Úlehla; Realization: WOODPLAST s r.o.;