Liiva House / Arhitektid Muru & Pere
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Architects: Arhitektid Muru & Pere
Location: Viimsi Peninsula, Estonia
Project Team: Urmas Muru, Peeter Pere, Janek Maat, Doris Orasi
Site Area: 1,694 sqm
Project Area: 300 sqm
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Villa is situated in an old fishermen village near Tallinn in Viimsi peninsula. The shape has been derived from sea side stack of boulders. More firm and traditional facade is exposed to the street. The courtyard is more expressive,wild, opened, communicating.
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The master key of the plan solution is the butterfly tie shaped main axes of the winter garden. It is surrounded by the rooms which compose traditional Estonian home- living room, kitchen, bedrooms, guest room, study, sauna.
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The external walls and roof use tarres larch shingles. Southern wall is of white concrete.
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The wooden surfaces in the yard maily consists of untreated laurch.
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Best renderings ever! Fat dope.
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almost like a more laid-back version of aunin’s hi-tech house in nõmme. but it still is lavish: some of the auxiliary rooms here are bigger than my apt’s living room, ha. (then again, i do live in a freakish building.)
btw, i’m not an architect so i’d like to know if it’s being taught at universities whether doors in a hallway should open into a room or to the hallway? does it matter?
i wonder if the ‘glass box’ will eventually fit in with the rest of the building. i kind of have some doubts about how it will look when finished.
oh, and ffs please stop commenting on the renderings. who cares if they’re not as artsy-fartsy as the ones by (or done for) big offices.
why is this here ??
it is like cancer. I feel like that
Can I borrow those beautiful trees for my next project?
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would arch-weekly be better? looks to be a slow down in all things built. yea the building is good to.
I’ve got plenty of first year architecture projects, I wasn’t aware we were allowed submit them to Archdaily…;-)
this is a “behind the iron curtain” complex, trying to be avant-garde by screwing up a house, people look to japan