Slab House by mode: lina ™

Slab House project came into existence in the suburbs of Poznań on one of many hills surrounding the city. It was not an easy task – architects frommode:lina™ had to inscribe the building’s form into all too steep hill’s slope.

As it turned out, the solution was, unexpectedly, childishly easy – recreate LEGO, it’s idea and turn it into reality. Three storeys of the building were separated from one another with even slabs that resemble childrens’ favourite blocks’ construction panels.

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On the base foor there’s a more technical part of the house, along with a garage. This level was covered with constructive slab, allowing for fexibility of upper level planning. The 1st foor has been divided into 5 cubicles, that hold key functions:

Spaces between cubicles were separated with glass walls, allowing the living room to seamlessly fow into the dining room and corridors. Remaining slab’s part organically extends further outside, creating a terrace. Level 2 was separated with another slab, in a similar fashion to the 1st one, however here cubicles are disjointed and form two, small, standalone house-like structures.

One is the parent’s bedroom with a wardrobe and a bathroom, second one is the childrens’ bedrooms plus the mezzanine overlooking the 1st foor daily space. Building’s fnal shape fts the grounds like a glove. Horizontally enormous slabs create an intriguing contrast to the hill’s height, creating, at the same time, space for the terraces with the view of the city’s panorama. Source by mode: lina ™.

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