Modern Minimalist Home in Minsk by ZROBIM Architects

The architects harmoniously blend the present day minimalist structure and record of 1950s-era building in the central component of the city. They held the arched home windows and ceiling top of 3 meters to retain the historic context.

ZROBIM architects redesigned an 65-sq.-meters a few-space condominium with a tiny kitchen area into a tranquil, thoroughly clean area for a younger relatives. Architects made a decision to modify the structure by creating two medium-sized rooms out of the three little kinds: a merged kitchen area-living place area and a bedroom with its have closet.

The purchasers of this challenge are a young couple who direct an energetic life style, do not shell out considerably time at dwelling and do not cook dinner significantly. In this regard, their major drive was a bright minimalist interior with a compact and cozy kitchen area, which will be pleasant to commit time and limit cooking. The fridge is elegantly disguised underneath the white fronts of the kitchen area cabinets, and the cooktop is concealed in just one of the drawers. This strategy enables consumers to preserve a good deal of room on the worktop in the kitchen.

ZROBIM architects competently use the architectonics of the building. The form of the home windows is supported by the smooth rounded shapes of the home furnishings, producing the inside very holistic. In addition to the smaller kitchen, another element of the condominium is the sliding inside doors, which have not only an aesthetic perform. The customers have a cat, which desired to give unobstructed motion all around the apartment and accessibility to the litter box. The doorway with a foam sliding method was suitable for this task.

Consequently, as a result of teamwork with the customer, ZROBIM ended up capable to create a comfy, aesthetic inside that reflects the character and way of living of its inhabitants. The architects managed to realize the visualized plan of the venture as properly as possible.