Polish House photos, Modern residential property Poland, kwk promes Architects design, New architecture images

House with a Capsule : Modern Polish Building

Modern Home Poland design by kwk promes architects

post updated 17 February 2024

Date built: 2007

Design: kwk promes Architects

image Courtesy architecture office

15 June 2007

House with a Capsule Poland

House with a Capsule, Poland

The building is situated in an industrial area of Poland. The property has been designed for an indigent family, which appreciates its functionality, as well as low maintenance and construction cost.

The plan of this Polish bungalow is based on a square, where internal and external spaces are combined. The capsule containing all technological elements – bathroom, kitchen, pantry and an alternative source of heating in the form of a fireplace, is situated in the central part of the house design.

By each entrance of the home, there is a net used as wood storage. It acts like a screen changing its appearance depending on amount of wood inside.

House with a Capsule images / information from kwk promes

kwk promes architects

Location: Poland, eastern Europe

New Polish Architecture

Contemporary Polish Architecture

Polish Architecture Designs – chronological list

Polish Architect Offices

Warsaw Walking Tours

Polish Houses

Polish Homes by kwk promes

Polish Houses by kwk promes architects – Selection

OUTrial House, Ksíazenice
OUTrial House

Aatrial House, Opole
Opole house

Broken House
Broken House

Polish Architecture – Selection

Villa Reden, Chorzów, Silesia, southern Poland
Design: Architekt Maciej Franta – Franta Group

photo : Tomasz Zakrzewski
Villa Reden Apartments
The unique context of the place and the potential negative consequence of implementing a new tissue in this unique area meant that the decision to shape a new building was not easy and had to refer directly to these guidelines, not compete with them, and “respond” to the environment with its uniqueness in a contemporary way.

Design: Boguslaw and Rafal Barnas

image courtesy of architects practice
ArchiPaper and The Farmhouse
This is a unique, never seen before, unprecedented, surprising, fairy-tale-like synthesis of visual arts and architecture. Two independent pieces of art created by brothers – Boguslaw and Rafal Barnas tell the story of the architectural design in the film ArchiPaper.