A9
Single Family House
location: Great Koszalin Area
project: 2021
realisation: 2023-25
architect:
ANALOG
partners:
Piotr Smierzewski (Partner in Charge)
project architect:
Mateusz Modzelewski
status:
building permit
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A8
Mass Model of the House in Koszalin.
A9
Site for the new project A
A1
The new photos from the construction site of A1 house in Koszalin.
A5
The new photos from the construction site of A5 house by Kołobrzeg
A8
Single Family House
location: Koszalin
project: 2021
realisation: 2021-23
architect:
ANALOG, Koszalin, Szczecin
design team:
Rafał Taracha, Mateusz Modzelewski
status:
building permit design
SZWO
Pierwsze szkice nadbudowy domu typowego w Koszalinie.
A7
The Site of the new housing project A7. The new house is going to be an extension of the pre-fab house built in 2007-08.
A7
Single Family House
location: Great Koszalin Area
project: 2021
realistion: 2021-23
architect:
ANALOG, Koszalin, Szczecin
design team:
Rafał Taracha, Mateusz Modzelewski
status:
concept design
A2
Construction site.
A2, View from the living room to the terrace and the office behind it, on the left side a large opening in the form of permanent glazing connecting the interior with the garden.
A2, The view from the living room to the terrace and the office behund it, on the right side the entrance area with a place for light stairs.
A2, The view from the office to the terrace and the living room behind it. Two HS type lift and slide window systems lesd opposite each other to the terrace.
A2, The entrance area to the house ends with a roofed two-story terrace (on the right), view towards the living room and dining room.
more about the project: here
AH35
The prefab house project is a year-round, one-storey building for individual recreation with the footprint of 35 m2
more about the project: here
A6
Single Family House
location: Koszalin
project: 2020
realisation: 2021-22
architect:
ANALOG, Koszalin, Szczecin
design team:
Rafał Taracha, Mateusz Modzelewski, Sara Majkowicz,
status:
building permit design
A6
The site for the new A project.
A5
Construction of the A5 House near Kołobrzeg begins.
Work on the foundations of the house has been ongoing for two weeks: lean poured concrete, formwork for foundation walls made, benches and footings are reinforced. Attention is drawn not only by the care of the formwork, but also order at the construction site and a professional (!) container for the construction office, where the necessary meetings will be held during the author’s supervision.
The planned completion of construction works is autumn 2021.
more about the project: here
Idea
The analog-house website is a part of another website, analog-architecture, and is entirely dedicated to the construction of a single-family house. This chapter seems necessary because it clearly shows many years of our experience in building houses. In conjunction with a Facebook and Instagram account, the website gives a full picture of how to work on single-family homes, from the first conceptual sketches to the completion of construction works.
AH35
AH35 is a project for a ready-made one-story building, suiting as a place for recreation or work throughout the full year. It covers an area of 35 sqm.
The project tries to define the minimal space required for everyday needs. A timeless and simple form and a contextualized use of materials on the outside of the building allows it to blend in a variety of different places. Be it as a second house in a larger garden for an elder person, a personal reading room or a home-office space, or as a cottage out in the nature.
The key element of the building is the roof, shadowing the terrace surrounding around the building. This area between “inside” and “outside” is crucial in the design of the building. In summer it serves as a natural extension of the interior, in winter it’s helping to keep the cold and snow out.
The building was designed on a square plan, 5,9 x 5,9 m in size. The main square has again been divided in four squares. One of these squares is holding all of the ancillaries as kitchen, closet and bathroom. Next to it is a private area which can be separated from the rest of the house using a simple curtain. It can serve as office space or a sleeping room.
On top of these two modules a mezzanine has been placed. It can be used for a room for children’s play or as a further sleeping area for up to two people.
DATA
| Covered area* | 35,00 m² |
| Usable area* | 30,54 m² |
| Total area* | 35,00 m² |
| Brutto Cubature* | 238,21 m³ |
| Number of overground stories | 1 + mezzanine |
| Length | 5,90 m |
| Width | 5,90 m |
| Height below ridge ** | 6,25 m |
| Minimal building plot size | 15 m x 15 m |
TECHNOLOGY
The wooden, prefabricated house is founded on a reinforced concrete foundation slab, which, depending on the ground and topographic conditions, lies on the ground or is based on columns and foundation feet. Above the slab, all elements of the house structure such as walls, mezzanine, roof are wooden. The terrace around the house is finished with wooden boards. Prefabrication and skeleton construction of the building allows for precision and speed of project implementation. Depending on the external conditions, the construction of the finished house takes from 6 to 12 weeks.
Roof: Siberian larch shingles, fibre-cement boards
Facade: waterproof plywood, fibre cement panels,
Windows: wooden, aluminium
Heating: as standard, electric remote-controlled, supplemented by a free-standing fireplace cooker.
DRAFT
The design of the AH35 house is a complete multi-discipline study and consists of a descriptive, drawing and designer’s statements. The documentation also includes a complete interior design with a list of basic equipment elements.
APPLICATION / BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATION
The project needs to be adapted by an authorised designer to the specific conditions of the location, such as the load-bearing capacity of the ground, the location of the connections, etc. The buyer applies independently and at his own expense for obtaining the required administrative decisions necessary to implement the project, such as a decision on development conditions (where there is no local land use plan), a map for design purposes, ground survey together with a geotechnical opinion.
The author’s consent to the adaptation of the project is given once in the purchased project.
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A4
Fragment of A4 House interior design concept.
Living room with an open kitchen
The central space of the house is the living room combined into one functional whole with the kitchen and dining room. In the kitchen and dining room, this interior has visual contact with the public part of the site and the street downstream. Located on the other side of the room, the full-width opening connects the interior with the covered terrace space and the private part of the plot. The terrace roofing protects not only against rain but also against the sun on hot summer days. The roof depth has been designed to allow penetration of the sun into the internal space when it is desired, i.e. in the months after summer.
Vertical elements of the interior, including kitchen furniture, door woodwork, etc. have been kept in a homogeneous, white color. Horizontal elements such as floors (concrete floor) and ceilings (exposed architectural concrete) in light gray, as well as a set of modular sofas. Due to this central operation, the multifunctional interior of the house ensures the desired homogeneity.
Bathroom:
more about the project: here
Construction: A1
18.03.2020
Finishing works on the ventilated facade made of burned wood are already underway. At present, flashing elements are assembled at the joints of the facade with the other elements of the external partitions. It got warmer, so you can resume work on land development.
more about the project: here
A5
Replacement permit for the construction of a house A5.
Landscape study made in the studio and agreed in WUOZ at the stage of the construction project in order to obtain permission for the flattened form of the roof. According to the provisions of the local spatial development plan established several years ago, a steep roof had to be designed for the area where the investment was planned. The local plan allowed a flat roof after obtaining the consent of the Provincial Conservator of Monuments. Such consent was issued because the investment area lies far beyond the protection zone of the former village spatial arrangement.
more about the project you can find: here
more about the project: here
H14
Construction site of H14.
From the outside, the house is practically finished. Work still remains to be done on elements of the land use: lighting, cladding for external stairs, paved surfaces, plot front fence. Inside the house, preparatory work is underway for the installation of wooden floors and other interior finishing elements.
more about the project: here
more about the project: here
A3
The concept for the interior of A3 project
In contrast to the dark colors of the building facade, the interior is designed as light, with white walls and ceilings and a light gray concrete floor. The roofed outdoor terrace was treated as an extension of the interior and made of the same materials as the center of the building.
Guest Bathroom:
The bathroom color concept is a consequence of the color scheme of the whole house. The guest bathroom is divided into two functional zones contrasted with each other. To ensure the intimacy in this bathroom, the outside window was abandoned and natural lighting was provided by a square, mechanically opened skylight, located in the central part of the room.
Child’s room:
Deep window sills have been created due to the flush-fitting windows with the external façade. The height of the window sills in the night part was set at a height of 40 cm above the floor (bed level), which allowed them to be used as a place to sit. The low window sill allows the child to come into early contact with the outside world.
In the child’s room, individual furniture has been designed at the entrance wall of the room and in the window area. An individual element is also a mini climbing wall for the child. Other items of equipment come from the Ikea store offer.
more about the project: here
Custom or Typic?
AH02
The site for the new project A5.
The site for the new house design A5 is located in the Kołobrzeg commune. On the south side it is adjacent to the site built up with a single-family house and an outbuilding, and on the west side it borders with a municipal road. The public road is a section of the unarranged street with a reinforced surface (concrete slabs in the middle of the road lane, arranged in a tiled arrangement), ground shoulders. The area is equipped with sanitary sewage system, water supply, gas pipeline, power cables to supply plots.
The site has a rectangular shape and has a pronounced slope in the southwest direction. There are no trees on the site.
more about the project: here
A1
Current photographs from the building site:
One of the most important moments during the construction of the A1 house is planting in the atrium, a perennial plane tree chosen by the investor. The tree, according to the design, occupies the central space of the house and will be the only element filling the space of the atrium.
more about the project: here
A5
Single Family House
location: Great Kolobrzeg Area
project: 2018-20
realisation: 2020-22
The method of building the plot results from the planned final development, in which a workshop building of identical profile will be built next to the residential building. For optimal use of land for development, an elongated building was designed perpendicular to the street in the northern part of the plot, leaving the remaining part as a reserve for future development.
The two-storey house is divided into an entrance and auxiliary part located on the ground floor and a residential part on the upper floor. By tilting the terrain, each of these levels is in contact with the surrounding terrain.
The central space of the house designed on five squares is a place to prepare meals and consume them. The interior connects along the external walls with a place to rest and further with a covered terrace, which is an integral part of the house.
architect:
ANALOG, Koszalin, Szczecin
design team:
Rafał Taracha, Leszek Kassijan-Wicherek, Igor Klyus, Sara Majkowicz, Mateusz Modzelewski
status:
under construction
Construction:
10.2021
07.2021
05.2021
11.2020
05.2020
21.04.2020
Work on the foundations of the house has been ongoing for two weeks: lean poured concrete, formwork for foundation walls made, benches and footings are reinforced. Attention is drawn not only by the care of the formwork, but also order at the construction site and a professional (!) container for the construction office, where the necessary meetings will be held during the author’s supervision.
Interior Design, concept:
A5, Concept of interior design.
Working drawings:
Verification of material assumptions at the stage of detailed design.
A5, Fragment of executive documentation.
Building Permit Design:
Landscape study made in the studio and agreed in WUOZ at the stage of the construction project in order to obtain permission for the flattened form of the roof. According to the provisions of the local spatial development plan established several years ago, a steep roof had to be designed for the area where the investment was planned. The local plan allowed a flat roof after obtaining the consent of the Provincial Conservator of Monuments. Such consent was issued because the investment area lies far beyond the protection zone of the former village spatial arrangement.
Concept:
Site:
The site for the new house design A5 is located in the Kołobrzeg. On the south side it is adjacent to the site built up with a single-family house and an outbuilding, and on the west side it borders with a municipal road. The public road is a section of the unarranged street with a reinforced surface (concrete slabs in the middle of the road lane, arranged in a tiled arrangement), ground verges. The area is equipped with sanitary sewage system, water supply, gas pipeline, power cables to supply plots.
The site has a rectangular shape and has a pronounced slope in the southwest direction. There are no trees on the site.
A4
3D model of the project
The first model for the A4 project.
Monochrome, “analog” model of the future home in a scale of 1: 100. Like computer models made in 3D programs, it is devoid of materiality. This allows you to focus attention on the functional solutions of the future home. The removable roof also allows you to look inside the future home from above, which makes it easier to understand the spatial relationships between individual rooms.
more about the project: here
A3
The first model of the A3 project.
Monochrome, “analog” model of the future home in a scale of 1: 100. Like computer models made in 3D programs, it is devoid of materiality. This allows you to focus attention on the functional solutions of the future home. The removable roof also allows you to look inside the future home from above, which makes it easier to understand the spatial relationships between individual rooms.
more about the project: here
Technology
House A1, Concreting the floor slab
House A1, Concreting the floor slab
House H13, Installation of window frames
House A1, Burning the facade board
House A1, Ventilated facade substructure.
AH03
Building Permit for A3 secured.
A1
The latest photos from the construction of the A1 house in Koszalin.
Works on the shell of the building have been completed. The ceiling formwork has already been removed, except for the terrace roofing, which due to its considerable span needs more time.
more about the project: here
Award: Made in Koszalin
A1
Construction of A1 project.
15.11.2017
A4
Single Family House
location: Koszalin
project: 2017-18
construction: 2018-19
The house is located on a long, narrow site in the residential district of Koszalin. A one-storey house set up parallel to the street occupies practically the entire front of the plot and divides it classically into a public part from the road and a private part from the garden. The day part was moved towards the street, and the night part, private towards the garden. A spacious, roofed terrace was designed between this part and the utility part located behind the garage. Between the terrace and the building, a small patio was placed, illuminating the interior of the house, in which a massive chimney was placed. The chimney hearth was directed towards the terrace so that it could heat this part of the house during the transitional seasons.
The location of the building, as well as the way of life of its future residents meant that in addition to the official entrance, overlooking the garden, an additional entrance was designed to the house, through the garage. It is this access to the building that will be the main entrance on a normal work day, which is why an extra wardrobe, pantry and utility room, available from the vestibule, was designed here.
architect:
ANALOG, Koszalin
project team:
Rafał Taracha, Kinga Zakościelna, Maciej Tryba, Adrianna Treder
interior design:
ANALOG, Koszalin
status:
under construction
Construction:
25.02.2020
08.01.2020
23.10.2019
14.06.2019
21.05.2019
02.04.2019
Interior design:
Interior of the living room with an open space kitchen.
Working drawings:
Concept:
A4, Concept Model, scale 1:100
Site:
A3
Single Family House
location: Koszalin
project: 2017-18
construction: 2018-2019
Despite the unique location of the site and presence of many trees in the area, the house has a rather introverted character, which corresponds to the disposition and nature of the life of its future residents. The outer walls have relatively few windows, unlike the interior, which has all glazed walls. The house is divided into day and night parts, private organized around the atrium and connected by a covered terrace. The entrance to the building was located between these zones providing it with a view of the patio and further through the terrace a view of the impressive garden.
Atrium, designed on a square plan, is a central, external space of the house equipped with two elements generating heat: an external, massive chimney and a place for a fireplace put in the floor. These two elements, together with the spacious covered terrace, are to create the right climate for being outside also during cooler months.
architect:
ANALOG, Koszalin
project team:
Damian Wachoński, Wojciech Wiśniewski, Marta Furmańska, Kinga Zakościelna, Dominika Kubicka
interior design:
ANALOG, Koszalin
model:
Maciej Tryba
status:
before construction
Project documentation:
In the case of this project, all elements of the design, such as the concept, construction design, executive design, and interior design were placed on the google drive that was available to the Investor.
Interior design:
In contrast to the dark colors of the building facade, the interior is designed as light, with white walls and ceilings and a light gray concrete floor. The roofed outdoor terrace was treated as an extension of the interior and made of the same materials as the center of the building.
The interior design defines the arrangement of all the ends of the installation (lighting, sockets, switches, sanitary equipment, etc.). Each room is presented in the form of visualization of each of the walls of the room.
A3, Interior design: child’s room.
Deep window sills have been created due to the flush-fitting windows with the external façade. The height of the window sills in the night part was set at a height of 400 mm above the floor (bed level), which allowed them to be used as a place to sit. The low window sill allows the child to come into early contact with the outside world.
A3, Interior design: bathroom.
Working drawings:
At the Executive Design stage, material assumptions adopted earlier were verified. The façade designed with fiber cement boards (Equitone) has gained new divisions.
Concept:
Atrium, designed on a square plan, is a central, external space of the house equipped with two elements generating heat: an external, massive chimney and a place for a fireplace put in the floor. These two elements, together with the spacious covered terrace, are to create the right climate for being outside also during the cooler months.
Model scale 1:100
3D model prepared in the SketchUp application. Thanks to it, the Investor has constant insight into the conceptual design of the house. This model is constantly updated and forms the basis for later final visualizations.
Site:
The site for the construction of the house is located in the attractive district of Koszalin, near Lake Lubiatowskie, in close proximity to the city forest. Located on a small elevation, it is relatively flat. The biggest value of the site is green growing in the form of tall trees and valuable shrubs. Access via a paved road, but not paved, ensures relatively low traffic of motor vehicles, which translates into the unique silence of the place, located very close to the city center.
The site for the construction of A3 House
The site for the construction of the house is located in the attractive district of Koszalin, near Lake Lubiatowskie, in close proximity to the forest. Located on a small elevation, it is relatively flat. The biggest value of the plot is green growing in the form of tall trees and valuable shrubs. Access via a paved road, but not asphalt road, ensures relatively low traffic of motor vehicles, which translates into the unique silence of the place, located so close to the city center.
more about the project: here
A1
Construction start of A1 project.
Building Permit for A2 project secured.
Project
Design documentation is prepared in stages, in the following order: conceptual design, construction design, detailed design, interior design, workshop drawings during author supervision, as-built documentation. All project documentation is available in Google Drive, which is also available to the investor.
Conceptual Design:
The first stage of the project is the conceptual design. This is the most important stage of creating a house process, the stage where the most valuable decisions are made about how to live in the place, where the building is to be built. The working time for a conceptual design is always different, from a few weeks to even several months, and depends largely on the activity and readiness of future residents to compromise. It is good to have this time.
House A3, Aksonometric made in SketchUp.
Model 3D is prepared in free version of SketchUp and presented to the Investor. Thanks to that, the investor has a real insight into the conceptual design of the house. This model is prepared at the conceptual design stage and is constantly updated and forms the basis for later final visualizations. Its materiality allows you to focus on the essence of the design and the proportions of the future building.
House A4, Model in scale 1:100.
Monochrome, “analog” model of the future home in 1: 100 scale. Like computer models made in 3D programs, it is devoid of materiality. This allows you to focus attention on the functional solutions of the future home. The removable roof also allows you to look inside the future home from the top, which makes it easier to understand the spatial relationships between individual rooms.
House A3, visualizations at the Conceptual Design stage.
Initial project visualizations are designed to show the main idea of the house and preliminary material solutions.
Construction Design:
House A2, folder with Construction Design
The Construction Design is a multi-discipline development, i.e. apart from architecture design, it also includes solutions for construction, sanitary and electrical installations. It consists of a descriptive and drawing part for each industry. its integral part is the formal and legal documentation containing all industry agreements, permits, etc. The purpose of the building design is to obtain a building permit and its scope is adapted to this purpose.
Detailed Design:
Re-verification of the adopted material assumptions occurs at the stage of work on the Executive Design. The detailed design is the basis for future construction works.
House A3, fragment of the Executive DesignHouse A5, Executive Design, details of the chimney
House A2, exterior visualization, done at the detailed design stage
House A3, detailed visualization
Interior Design:
The interior design stage defines an arrangement of the ends of the installation (lighting, sockets, switches, plumbing fittings, etc.) as well as material and color solutions. Each room is visually developed and presented in the form of a visualization of each of the walls of that particular room. Technical drawings show each wall, floor and ceiling of the room separately and contain accurate information on the arrangement of all interior furnishings.
The Interior Design consists of a A3 brochure that includes realistic views of all walls, technical drawings and a floor plan with the necessary dimensions. An important element of the drawing part are individual furniture designs. The drawing part is complemented by the necessary product combinations: typical furniture, lighting, electrical equipment and sanitary equipment.
… Thanks to the flush-fitting windows with the external façade, deep internal window sills were created. The height of the window sills in the night part was set at a height of 40 cm above the floor (bed level), which allowed them to be used as a place to sit. The low window sill allows the child to come into early contact with the outside world.
House A3, 2018: Interior Design, Child’s room.
House A3, Interior Design; guest bathroom
Author’s supervision:
The purpose of author’s supervision is to check compliance of construction works with the project. At the supervision stage, workshop drawings are made for specific solutions in direct conversation with the contractor of a given fragment of construction works.
House A1, Concreting the floor slab, 15.11.2017
House A1, Design guidelines for fence walls, 28.04.2020
AH04
New photos from the construction site of H14.
A2
Single Family House
location: Great Koszalin Area
project: 2016-17
construction: 2017-2018
The house is located near Koszalin. Access to the site was provided from an unpaved public road at the east side. Access to the site was provided through a gate and a gate located opposite the main entrance to the building.
Designed in the shape of an elongated rectangle, the building with dimensions of 26.06 x 9.56 m is located in the northern part of the site, optimally zoning the site into a public part from the road side and a private part from the garden side.
The main entrance is designed on the east-west axis, which runs through the center of the building, and on which a two-story terrace was designed, which is the center of the house and an element connecting the interior with the garden space. The north-south axis is a less official connection that provides communication between the garage, wardrobe, pantry and kitchen.
architect:
ANALOG, Koszalin
project team:
Rafał Taracha, Marta Furmańska, Kinga Zakościelna
model:
Maciej Tryba
interior design:
Concept Architektura Wnętrz
status:
under construction
Construction:
27.01.2021
03.11.2020
08.01.2020
Working drawings:
Concept:
Site:
Building Permit for A1 secured.
H16
Construction site of H16 in Koszalin.
A1
Single Family House
location: Koszalin, Lubiatowo
project: 2015-2017
construction: 2017-2020
This functionally small house was designed in Lubiatów near Koszalin on a large site. The main entrance and entrance to the site was designed on an axis running perpendicular to the road located in the center of the site. This axis from the street to the driveway zone under the building rises slightly upwards, later descending into the site has its continuation in the entrance to the house, vestibule, atrium, terrace, pond and a view of the distant area.
The building was designed on a trapezoidal plan, set narrower wall to the street. Located centrally in the front wall, the entrance to the building was functionally located between the day and night zones. Opposite the entrance, there is an atrium, which repeats the building’s outline, followed by a roofed, spacious terrace connecting the private part of the house located on the left with the public space on the right.
The interior of the patio is filled with the plane tree previously chosen by the investor.
architect:
ANALOG, Koszalin
project team (concept):
ANALOG/HS99: oliwia stachowska, arkadiusz laskowski, konrad garbowski
project team (building permit, construction):
ANALOG: konrad garbowski, leszek kassijan-wicherek, marta furmańska,
interior design:
ANALOG: marta furmańska, kinga zakościelna, sara majkowicz
model:
tomasz kudelski
status:
under construction
Building Footprint: 233,28 m2
Net Floor Area: 186,56 m2
Gross Floor Area: 233,28 m2
Volume: 1098,75 m3
Construction:
30.10.2021
18.03.2020
Finishing works on the ventilated facade made of burned wood are already underway. At present, flashing elements are assembled at the joints of the facade with the other elements of the external partitions. It got warmer, so it is possible to resume work on landscape development.
23.10.2019
Work on the facade of the house building. The majority of external walls have an aluminum grate that is a substructure of the future facade, mineral wool insulation, wind insulation and wooden, horizontal laths, to which vertical planks will be screwed.
02.12.2018