Architects: Jojko+Nawrocki Architekci
Location: Rybnik, Poland
Project year: 2007 – 2010
Photographs: Juliusz Sokolowski
Houses in Rybnik are the attempt to respond the question ó what the contemporary house means nowadays? An effort focused on searching formal originality is an absolute nonsense therefore, the project of the houses is based on certain data concerning sun orientation, access to the road, vicinity of the forest, as well as view from the road slope.
Piling up of floors in the southern part of the houses allows opening more rooms towards the forest. The roofs are covered by greenery so that they blend in with the surrounding landscape.
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- © Juliusz Sokolowski
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- © Juliusz Sokolowski
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- © Juliusz Sokolowski
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- © Juliusz Sokolowski
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- © Juliusz Sokolowski
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- © Juliusz Sokolowski
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- © Juliusz Sokolowski
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- © Juliusz Sokolowski
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- © Juliusz Sokolowski
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- © Juliusz Sokolowski
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- plan houses A B C
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- first floor plan 01
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- first floor plan 02
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- ground floor plan 01
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- ground floor plan 02
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- ground floor plan 03
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- model 01
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- model 02
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- model 03
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- model 04
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- model 05
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- drawings 01
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- drawings 02
nice objekts, i like the topography! some questions left for me: how is the site plan and the urban situation or surrounding? who uses the houses? how much were the building costs?