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The Farmhouse Residential ArchitectureThe Farmhouse Residential ArchitectureThe Farmhouse Residential Architecture is an innovative residential design project that exemplifies the thoughtful transformation of a traditional rural homestead into a contemporary residential mansion, demonstrating a harmonious blend of modern architectural principles with historical rural context. This sophisticated architectural endeavor, which earned the prestigious Silver A' Design Award in the Architecture, Building and Structure Design category, comprises five distinct yet interconnected contemporary barn structures that replace the original farm buildings, each serving specific residential functions while maintaining a cohesive architectural narrative. The design's distinctive approach manifests through its careful consideration of the existing landscape, incorporating elements such as terrain contours, view axes, and preserved tree locations into its fundamental layout. The project's architectural composition features a masterful arrangement of spaces, with the dominant Fifth Barn serving as the main living quarters, complemented by four additional structures housing various residential functions including a garage with gymnasium, entrance area, children's zone, and kitchen facilities. The design demonstrates exceptional attention to sustainable principles and environmental consciousness, evidenced by the strategic placement of glazed surfaces to manage solar gain and the preservation of existing vegetation. Notable architectural elements include uncompromising wooden structures, slate-covered roofs, and individually designed elevation board panels that pay homage to the site's agricultural heritage while introducing contemporary design elements. The project, completed between 2017 and 2020 in the Polish village of Bulowice, showcases innovative spatial organization through its integration of indoor-outdoor living spaces, particularly evident in the two-level living space that opens to a courtyard through sliding external wall panels, creating a dynamic interaction between built form and natural environment. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: residential architecture, contemporary farmhouse design, sustainable building, rural transformation, architectural heritage, modern barn conversion SOURCES: |
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