Private Interior Penthouse Flat by BFA Barbara Fassoni Architects |
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| DESIGN NAME: Private Interior PRIMARY FUNCTION: Penthouse Flat INSPIRATION: The inspirations of this project are many and they all aim to restore the dichotomy between a closed and private space on the lower floor and open and public space on the rooftop floor. The grids on the windows on the first floor are an explicit reference to the Arabic derivative mashrabiyya. The upper floor instead opens to the light with large skylights, in which the roof seems to dissolve. The famous Giant's Causeway was an important reference for the design of the extruded elements at different heights allow you to see the historic cathedral. UNIQUE PROPERTIES / PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The penthouse is designed for a couple with two teenagers. The interior spaces are structured on two levels. The first is designed for the family, the latter to accommodate guests. An entrance pod filters the access to the kitchen and to the large living room. A studio and three bedrooms with private bathroom are connected with this space by a 7-meter corridor. A steel staircase connects to the upper area featured by a tv-cinema living, a guest room, a gym, a sauna and a large veranda with a vertical garden. OPERATION / FLOW / INTERACTION: The design is made for a couple with two teenagers. Keyframes are private spaces, a studio and three bedrooms with separate bathrooms are bespoken designed, and public spaces split into two levels, a prestigious living room on the first level and a living room with home cinema, sauna and gym and the veranda at the upper level. Communal spaces are warm and welcoming with a modern design that makes them comfy and very elegant at the same time. A better performing is granted by the wide veranda, a convivial space with winter garden open to guests and friends in a relaxing atmosphere. PROJECT DURATION AND LOCATION: The project started in January 2015 in Monza (Milan area) and finished in July 2017. FITS BEST INTO CATEGORY: Interior Space and Exhibition Design |
PRODUCTION / REALIZATION TECHNOLOGY: Glass: 4.5-metre-high smoked glass panels and suspended balustrade; the entrance pod, a stunning bespoke black glass cube; the walk-in wardrobe with beige mat glass; the kitchen's bronze mesh sliding door. Metal: the kitchen's iron dust metal panels; a wall cladding in natural steel, with integrated handrail, rises around the staircase to a height of 6 metres. Wood: brushed white oak floor; a 7-meter corridor is lined in vertical linear dark wood panelling with blades of recessed led lights. Cement resin: the master bathroom's floor and walls, the attic floor SPECIFICATIONS / TECHNICAL PROPERTIES: The wide steel staircase connecting the two floors, enclosed with 3 smoked glass panels 4.5 m high and a suspended balustrade, has a wall cladding with 9 natural steel panels - 1.3x2 m -, with integrated handrail, that rises around the staircase to a height of 6 metres. The rooftop's natural light is optimised by 4 large sliding roof lights 6x2 m each divided into 3 sliding glass panels. TAGS: Living space, green interior space, metal staircase, dark/light, private interior, luxury lifestyle, RESEARCH ABSTRACT: Our type of research is based on a selection of mood images, choice of colour palettes, material samples, choice of suppliers. We defined our research objective as a house that could be safe but prestigious, warm and welcoming after several meetings with clients, all family members, to fully understand their needs. Our Methodology is research, mood boards, models and renders shared with clients, approval, application on site. Research tools used are references from books, magazines, internet, suppliers meetings and everything useful to support our ideas. CHALLENGE: The challenge was to meet client needs. Proposing a new lifestyle with a less conventional approach to furniture and design. It took time and trust to convince clients to change their initial expectations into something more contemporary and sophisticated. Key was designing every single detail thinking of how it would be used or lived. The result made the clients very satisfied in a new lifestyle, exceeding their expectations. ADDED DATE: 2019-02-27 12:45:03 TEAM MEMBERS (3) : Architect: Barbara Fassoni, Designer: Francesca Sartori and Designer: Laura Privitera IMAGE CREDITS: Image #1: Photographer Francesco Bolis, 2017. Image #2: Photographer Studio F2 Fotografia, 2017. Image #3: Photographer Francesco Bolis, 2017. Image #4: Photographer Francesco Bolis, 2017. Image #5: Photographer Francesco Bolis, 2017. |
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NAME: bfa-architects PROFILE: Bfa-architects is a London-based architecture and design Studio founded in 2015. Our designs are transformative: taking a deeply analytical approach, we invent or re-imagine our clients’ assets to make them more personal. Our values include working closely with our clients and forging long-term relationships, seeing projects through from beginning to end and developing our designs from an intimate understanding of context. |
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Private Interior Penthouse Flat by Bfa Barbara Fassoni Architects is Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design Category, 2018 - 2019.· Press Members: Login or Register to request an exclusive interview with BFA Barbara Fassoni Architects. · Click here to register inorder to view the profile and other works by BFA Barbara Fassoni Architects. |
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