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Indoor-Outdoor Connection
The house sits in an open landscape and ensuring an optimum indoor-outdoor connection. A simple facade and massing focuses attention on the house’s relationship with its landscape and opens directly to the street disrupting commonly defined boundaries of public and private space in a suburban street. The site is open. Passers by can, if they chose to, navigate around the house and experience its settings.
This is a tribute to my father´s work because my father is a carpenter, this is a special project for me because he told me about how to build with wood.
We present visualizations of Concordia Hub – a project prepared at the request of Q2 studio, which developed the concept of the building together with the Dutch studio MVRDV.
The concept assumes revitalization of the tenement house as well as the extension of the building with a completely new part. The facility will have a culinary zone “Słodowa 7”, which is to become a meeting place for residents of Wrocław, as well as co-working office spaces associating numerous companies and start-ups.
Architecture: MVRDV and Q2Studio
Localization: Wrocław, Poland
Software: 3Ds Max / Corona Renderer / Photoshop
It is one of non-commercial project’s made in our studio. We always digging on Archdaiy.com and another architecture website for inspiration and this project hooked up. Realization of it in Paris was absolutely amazing. Takuji Shimmura the Photographer of this project found very nice and not traditional angles to show this project in a perfect way and that was one of the main reason why we decide to make visualization of it.
Brillhart house in Florida Miami.
Pixweld team was so amazed and inspired by this project that we couldn’t resist making visualizations. It was a very challenging process but on the other hand very engrossing and interesting.
The workflow is amazing from define local ideas ( with pattern ,shape, object … can not find from online library ) to figure out the way to make it.
