Three friends bought the small rooftop space of a typical Athenian residential building. It measured 22m2 with a 27m2 veranda adjacent. The aim was to convert this into a small apartment with a sleeping corner, kitchenette and bathroom. The radical design was inspired by traditional Greek island homes – rather than trying to make it feel bigger by keeping it empty, the space was divided into four distinct and dense areas: kitchen and living room at the front, bedroom and bathroom at the back. A small corridor was inserted between bedroom and bathroom to allow access to a small rear balcony. Continue reading Point Supreme
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Point Supreme Architects . photos: © Yannis Drakoulidis
Petralona House expanded a single level residence on a narrow street in Athens into a three story house. The original footprint and perimeter of the house were retained, but all the interior walls were demolished to create a generous open plan for the communal areas of the home. The two added stories host the private areas of the parents and children connect to the original structure via a curved roof that envelops a central void above the living area and open kitchen, offering connecting views throughout the residence. This space performs as an interior courtyard, reinforced by the presence of a living tree planted through a hole cut in the floor, niches for plants and flowers, and windows on all sides, offering simultaneous views to the outdoors. Continue reading Point Supreme
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NP2F . Point Supreme Architects . Marion Bernard Architectes . Jacques Lucan . Atelier Roberta
Winning competition entry for a new institute on Porte d’Aix Plaza in Marseille, France. Continue reading NP2F . Point Supreme
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Ierimonti Gallery New York . + archdaily
Re-Constructivist Architecture at Ierimonti Gallery New York, curated by Jacopo Costanzo and Giovanni Cozzani and promoted by the Scientific Technical Committee of Casa dell’Architettura in collaboration with Consulta Giovani Architetti Roma, presents the work of thirteen international emerging architecture firms, aiming to portrait a generation of architects born in the ‘80s: a countertrend that tries to recover a debate lost years ago and obstructed by a cumbersome star system. Their theoretical, critical and historical approach attempts to rediscover a thoughtful dimension behind the architectural subject. Continue reading Point Supreme . UNULAUNU . jbmn