Nybrogatan 57 Hotel-like Residences By Oscar Properties, Stockholm

Originally developed by architect Erik Lallerstedt (1865-1955), Nybrogatan 57 is a newly renovated constructing by Oscar Properties, , a design and style and architecture firm in Stockholm. Built in 1936, this structure possessed initial characteristics of Art Nouveau followed by romantic nationalism. Right now, functionalism is the root of these Swedish luxury apartment properties. These residences will have hotel-like amenities attached to them such as space service, weekly housekeeping and each and every unit will feature a private wine cellar.

The building’s smooth plastered facade is rather austere in a dark putty hue and displays a basic, oversized  “57” numeric. Two simple industrial doors–one strong, one particular framed in big square windows, are positioned on the street-level entrance. Once inside, though, the tone adjustments significantly, with plentiful daylight streaming in the modern spaces of these spectacular interiors, whilst soothing colour palettes play in ideal harmony to the minimalistic furnishings.

Floorplans are flowing and varied, but all are efficient with spacious, shared living rooms and kitchens developed for practicality as properly as entertainment. Pale-grey wood flooring is expansive across these contemporary interiors, with kitchens supplying focal-points like substantial marble islands and coordinating backsplashes. Clean-lined cabinetry  homes state-of-the-art appliances and is a lovely complement to surrounding comparable tones.  Windows off the main living areas are abundant and open up to light blue, wood-decked balconies which have all been restored.

Bedrooms are inviting and generous with some floorplans boasting an appealing walk-in closet situated amongst the sleeping region and bathroom. Each and every apartment’s baths are properly-appointed with polished stainless and stark white fixtures, as nicely as exclusive, functional lighting. All function open showers with a single glass panel partition, whilst some contain a deep soaking tub adjacent to it.

Common Scandinavian furnishings all through the model apartment interiors perfectly reflect the contemporary culture of this beautifully redesigned building. Nybrogatan 57 is undoubtedly a sought-soon after address which is now open for occupancy and will most likely sell out as different other Oscar Properties have.

Kavouri Residences By Kokkinou-Kourkoulas Architects

Greek architectural firm Kokkinou-Kourkoulas Architects has created the Kavouri Residences in Athens, Greece.

Completed in 2011, this project consists of two contemporary houses which are situated on the identical lot. The residences function matching types and offer impressive views of the sea.

Kavouri Residences by Kokkinou-Kourkoulas Architects:

“RESIDENCE A
A platform, the creation of a shade and 3 concrete frames organize the view towards the sea, on a pine tree hill, a typical Mediterranean landscape.

It is a household home, close to Athens, facing south towards the sea.

The main open space, the platform, with the swimming pool, is the centre of the composition. All the rooms, each of public and private function are located about this open space.

Getting into the residence, traversing the major corridor major to the private regions of the strategy, the living space is reached offering a generous view of the sea by way of its southern glass wall. The fireplace, a free standing object, does not obstruct the view of the sea which remains the concentrate of the living area even in the course of winter.
The supplies utilized are restricted and kept at their minimal functional therapy, bare concrete, plaster, grey tiles, wood and aluminum framed windows.

RESIDENCE B
Residence B is yet another platform, reminiscent of the primary compositional tool of Residence A, floating on the edge of land and sea, balancing amongst various components and circumstances with out disturbing the natural scenery.

The creation of a large shade is the other compositional aim permeating the project, however another loved ones home as Residence A.

The cross-shaped layout of the home tends to make attainable differentiation among the public and the private spaces in relation to the view. Transparent boundaries have been utilised extensively. This was regarded as critical, in order to let the view to intrude each and every portion of the residence.

When moving by way of the house this layout sets a continuous game of interchangeable views.

The narrow and long swimming pool, resembling a stream heading to the sea, is situated at the side of the residence as not to interfere with the sea view.”

Pictures by: Erieta Attali, George Fakaros