Szymon Szczesniak house / Moomoo
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Sep 2008
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This house features a dynamic skin, a curtain that covers the long side of the elevation. The intermediate space changes during the day due to the winds of the area.
Architects: Moomoo – Jakub Majewski, Lukasz Pastuszka
Location: Wilga, Poland
Collaborator: Tomasz Bierzanowski
Project year: 2008
Constructed Area: 130 sqm
House for a photographer, Szymon Szczesniak. A textile elevation of the house reacts for any tiny wind move, it creates an unusual space for resting, relaxing and finding inspiration.
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I hope Sczesniak didn’t pay much for something you can get by drying laundry out in a yard.
yeah that idea seems like a cheap facade that could be so much more
nice renders.
A lovely exercise in conceptual minimalism and rather nice to see coming out of Poland.
Hi, I just found your site from daliy design spot which I found on well fed-anyway, we are resigning our backyard and pool and I googled modern pools and found your site-interesting. Your pictures are very cool!!!
Very nice coming from Poland. However, “Dynamic Skin”? Please, it’s a curtain…hehehe…sounds like architectural B***S***!
really fall in love with the simplicity of it… i know it is a little idealistic but living in savannah, GA right now (orig from halifax, NS) i can actaully see how wonderful this could be right now!!!!
jonathan
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oh.. haha.. thanks ellen above for the little shout out.. and your welcome archdaily for another reader! ha
Im interested on what kind of fabric was used for the curtain, and how does it react to the weather…. think its crucial when doing such a design for a building facade…
Hola, buen diseño, lo voy a emplear para mi lote en chapala, jalisco, mexico. Utilizando el menor espacio para no alterar el paisaje.
CAN I SAVE THIS FILE ???
Do u have more pictures on this house? Thanks~
Simply a masterpiece. It’s very simple but very stylish. I am not opposed to such a stay.
6:07 PM Jan 6th
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