Neiheiser Argyros Designs the New Renovated Modern Grid House
Amy Duong — November 23, 2022 — Art & Design
References: neiheiserargyros & dezeen
London-based practice Neiheiser Argyros works on the new Grid house, which is a renovation of a modernist home from the 70s. It is located in Evoia, Greece, and joins a series of minimal living spaces. It overlooks the scenic Euboic Sea and nods to the name due to the structural grid that opens up unveiling a single home with large windows.
The practice talks about the new design, stating "The Grid House is about repetition and difference," said the practice. A simple and regular concrete structural grid creates a variety of interior and exterior spaces with views across the Euboic Sea. The project is a full-gut renovation of an existing modernist house that creates a six-bedroom house tucked into the landscape, appearing modest from the entry but opening up its full width and height to the sea."
Image Credit: Neiheiser Argyros
The practice talks about the new design, stating "The Grid House is about repetition and difference," said the practice. A simple and regular concrete structural grid creates a variety of interior and exterior spaces with views across the Euboic Sea. The project is a full-gut renovation of an existing modernist house that creates a six-bedroom house tucked into the landscape, appearing modest from the entry but opening up its full width and height to the sea."
Image Credit: Neiheiser Argyros
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