The One Apartment Building Offers Individually Designed Units
Madison Mackay — March 27, 2018 — Art & Design
References: jsarq & architizer
Archituecture group JSARQ designed the new One Apartment Building in San Jose, Costa Rica.
This unique building challenges traditional vertical designs, offering an exclusive identity to each individual unit. Each of the living spaces are rectangular, making them easy to furnish, while allowing one to take advantage of every square foot. By using concrete and wood, the design team created a space that is light and strong, adding a modern loft-like aesthetic. Filled with useful amenities, the building has a Jacuzzi and pool that feature an artistic marble wall, a fitness center with a yellow ceiling and large common spaces with multiple uses.
The exterior of the One Apartment Building was made to look abstract yet welcoming, mixing artistic design with classic and contemporary materials.
This unique building challenges traditional vertical designs, offering an exclusive identity to each individual unit. Each of the living spaces are rectangular, making them easy to furnish, while allowing one to take advantage of every square foot. By using concrete and wood, the design team created a space that is light and strong, adding a modern loft-like aesthetic. Filled with useful amenities, the building has a Jacuzzi and pool that feature an artistic marble wall, a fitness center with a yellow ceiling and large common spaces with multiple uses.
The exterior of the One Apartment Building was made to look abstract yet welcoming, mixing artistic design with classic and contemporary materials.
Trend Themes
1. Individually Designed Living Spaces - The popularity of custom-designed living spaces is growing, creating new opportunities for architecture and real estate industries.
2. Innovative Vertical Building Design - Vertically structured buildings that provide unique living experiences are becoming more popular, creating opportunities for architects and developers to push boundaries.
3. Mixed Use Common Spaces - Multi-functional common spaces in residential buildings are being demanded more by tenants, opening up possibilities for interior design and real estate industries.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architecture firms have the potential to take advantage of the trend toward custom-designed living spaces and push boundaries with innovative vertical building design.
2. Real Estate - Real estate developers can capitalize on the trend toward custom-designed living spaces by offering unique and personalized living experiences, as well as multi-functional common spaces.
3. Interior Design - Interior designers have the opportunity to create multi-functional common spaces that meet the growing demand of tenants, as well as design personalized living spaces that reflect the unique identities of occupants.
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