The flexible house by ARCHITEKT.LEMANSKI – a unique layout of a small space in Krakow, Poland

The Flexible House by ARCHITEKT.LEMANSKI is a deceptively small yet carefully planned out space in Krakow, Poland. Placed on a 25 meter plot, it provides a flexible and dynamic layout with a sophisticated blend of modern and minimalist design, maximizing each piece of the limited area. Utilizing the concept of blurring the boundaries of exterior and interior spaces, this residence offers bright and airy living spaces while preserving the privacy of its inhabitants. Additionally, its high-efficiency construction, integrated with renewable energy sources, enhances the sustainable quality of the home. Ultimately, this one-of-a-kind house serves to provide a comfortable living experience in a thoughtfully designed and sustainable package.
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Interior design of a flexible house in Poland
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Project of a flexible house in Poland
Project of flexible house in Poland

Readers of our website can not but be interested in this project of a house from the Polish architectural bureau ARCITECKT.LEMANSKI house near Krakow in Poland. It is original first of all by its shape: the object is a curved black metal bar supported by a light-colored parallelepiped.

Unusual geometric shape of the building has its effect on some details of the interior, particularly on the stairs leading to the second floor, which take after the slightly curved shape of the whole building.

Other than that, the interior of this stylish 40 square meter house is quite traditional, comfortable and functional. The first floor accommodates a garage of 22 m2 And a kitchen-living room with a bright spot in the form of a fridge in screaming red. There is a bedroom on the second level. Abundant windows in different shapes gives the residents a lot of sunlight and warmth. The courtyard area is made of stone.

Thanks to its originality and attractiveness of this building in 2013 received high praise. According to the decision of the Association of Polish Architects, it was one of the ten best projects representing Poland at the V4 Family Houses exhibition.

Materials courtesy of ARCHITEKT.LEMANSKI.

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  1. Levi Cooper

    The flexible house by ARCHITEKT.LEMANSKI in Krakow, Poland seems fascinating! How did the architects manage to create such a unique layout for a small space? I’m curious to know more about the design concepts and techniques utilized to make this house flexible. Did they incorporate modular furniture or utilize creative storage solutions? Additionally, how does this innovative layout enhance the functionality and comfort within the limited space?

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