Lifestyle 16 coverB ING .indd - Porcelanosa Albania

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III DESIGN CONTEST INTERIOR DESIGN THE WINNING PROFESSIONAL PROJECT HONOURABLE MENTION mLH3 RIVER The River project, winner of the 3rd Edition of the Porcelanosa Design Contest, is based on a small separate loft of 70 m 2 built over a riverbed which includes a large hydraulic wheel that supplies energy. The house is divided into lounge, bedroom, kitchen-diner, bathroom and terrace. The kitchen is at 30 centimetres below the general level of the loft, and the bedroom 30 centimetres above, which also helps to adequately differentiate the spaces. The large wheel, glazed and placed inside the house, becomes a dominant element and provides the bedroom with a certain privacy from the rest of the house. The exterior facade is covered in two kinds of granite, sunset and coal, so as to enhance the different zones from the very outside. From bathroom to kitchen, the loft features products from the Group, like the shower tray made in Krion. The Honourable Mention in the Professional category of the 3rd Edition of Porcelanosa Design Contest has gone to the Project MLH3, an isolated single-family house-garden, although its rectangular shapes allow, by changing the position of the garden, to join it with a multi-family building. The control of natural light is outstanding, like the separation of the cleared space that turns translucent and allows a homogenous artificial lighting (a face in Krion with high content in retro reflective polyester). The face supports the furniture associated to the living room, dining room and kitchen; the garden is raised and transforms itself to shelter the house’s movable furniture – furniture belonging to a collection of regular, mobile pieces, made in Krion and teak. 20 21

III DESIGN CONTEST INTERIOR DESIGN AWARDED STUDENT PROJECT HONOURABLE MENTION ONCE UPON A TIME THERE WERE FOUR GIANTS... NOHGAKU The project awarded in the Student category, based on the theatre The Honourable mention has gone to the project Once Upon a Time There Were Four Giants... Made in natural stone, four “giants” emerge in two heights. concept Nohgaku (contrasts), is a loft conveying a duality between the The central one becomes the central character of private and public space, but its spaces are fully connected in an open- the play and, through a dialogue with the other three, plan inherent to the loft concept. It has been projected as a big hollowed generates the whole project: its spaces, passages, out marble cube in which three wooden boxes are inserted creating the lighting, etc. In addition, these “giants” hold parts of the spaces of the Noh stage (mirror-office room, bridge-passage area and programme inside with no interruption of the spatial stage-bedroom), and its design is austere, far from flashy. The fourth space continuity, but responding to the need of a visual break (dressing room-bathroom-walk-in wardrobe) is made up by the very hollow and a sort of public privacy. The four “giants” made in the marble. The public space, Kyogen, shaped in the reverse way, is in natural stone are quartzite bricks whose shapes completely open and the only multi-purpose common space. A stage that vary according to the space that each occupies. The transforms itself by leaving room for a party, a meeting, a yoga session, or natural wood rounds off the atmospheres providing taking over the space to sit and talk on the sofas, have dinner, play table warmth, elegance and order to the powerful avant- 22 football or get in shape. garde dialogue that is established. 23

III DESIGN CONTEST<br />

INTERIOR DESIGN<br />

THE WINN<strong>ING</strong> PROFESSIONAL PROJECT HONOURABLE MENTION<br />

mLH3<br />

RIVER<br />

The River project, winner of the 3rd Edition<br />

of the <strong>Porcelanosa</strong> Design Contest, is based<br />

on a small separate loft of 70 m 2 built over a<br />

riverbed which includes a large hydraulic wheel<br />

that supplies energy.<br />

The house is divided into lounge, bedroom,<br />

kitchen-diner, bathroom and terrace. The kitchen<br />

is at 30 centimetres below the general level of<br />

the loft, and the bedroom 30 centimetres above,<br />

which also helps to adequately differentiate the<br />

spaces.<br />

The large wheel, glazed and placed inside<br />

the house, becomes a dominant element and<br />

provides the bedroom with a certain privacy from<br />

the rest of the house.<br />

The exterior facade is covered in two kinds<br />

of granite, sunset and coal, so as to enhance<br />

the different zones from the very outside. From<br />

bathroom to kitchen, the loft features products<br />

from the Group, like the shower tray made in<br />

Krion.<br />

The Honourable Mention in the Professional<br />

category of the 3rd Edition of <strong>Porcelanosa</strong><br />

Design Contest has gone to the Project MLH3,<br />

an isolated single-family house-garden, although<br />

its rectangular shapes allow, by changing the<br />

position of the garden, to join it with a multi-family<br />

building. The control of natural light is outstanding,<br />

like the separation of the cleared space that turns<br />

translucent and allows a homogenous artificial<br />

lighting (a face in Krion with high content in<br />

retro reflective polyester). The face supports the<br />

furniture associated to the living room, dining<br />

room and kitchen; the garden is raised and<br />

transforms itself to shelter the house’s movable<br />

furniture – furniture belonging to a collection of<br />

regular, mobile pieces, made in Krion and teak.<br />

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