Every single structural element in this sharp home framework in Bernolákovo, Slovakia has a design-minded purpose. Zitnansky Gonda Architects have intimately worked and mapped out the building's plan to allow an open flow of communication between inside and outside.
The slanted design of the roof is what creates the sharp home aesthetic. During the summer it shields the structure from the strong sun, while in the winter the solar rays are allowed to "sink into the interior and this way the house gains more energy."
Zitnansky Gonda Architects used easily accessible and labor-friendly materials, boasting a white acrylic facade. The interior design puts great relevance onto the functionality and uplifting properties of good lighting through a customized illumination system that quickly becomes "the jewel of the house."
Photo Credits: Matej Hakár
Sharp Home Exteriors
Zitnansky Gonda Architects's Structure is Geometric and Pointed
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