The UAX Studio Looks More Like Public Washrooms than a Living Space
Meghan Young — May 23, 2010 — Eco
References: mrva.net & contemporist
Looking at the UAX Studio, I'm sure you also see the resemblance to public washrooms found in parks and such. Yet upon further inspection, I couldn't be more wrong. Its minimalist design and simplicity engages its surroundings by contrasting almost severely with it.
Designed by Kamil Mrva Architects, the UAX Studio functions both as a work and living space. Formerly a farm, it was reconstructed for the modern family. Using natural materials, the severity of its design is softened considerably.
Designed by Kamil Mrva Architects, the UAX Studio functions both as a work and living space. Formerly a farm, it was reconstructed for the modern family. Using natural materials, the severity of its design is softened considerably.
Trend Themes
1. Minimalist Design - Embracing minimalist design in architecture and interior spaces presents opportunities for innovative and functional living and work spaces.
2. Conversion of Spaces - The trend of converting existing spaces, such as farms or industrial buildings, into modern living and work spaces provides opportunities for adaptive and sustainable design solutions.
3. Contrasting Surroundings - Creating architectural designs that intentionally contrast with their surroundings can offer unique and visually striking living and work experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects and designers can explore the potential of minimalist design to create innovative residential and commercial spaces.
2. Interior Design - The interior design industry can embrace the trend of converting existing spaces into modern living and work environments by providing creative and functional solutions.
3. Construction - The construction industry can capitalize on the trend of creating architectural designs that contrast with their surroundings by offering unique building techniques and materials.
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