dealul cetatii loft


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Project team:

 arh. Ion Popusoi

carh. Bogdan Preda

arh. Dragos Hinta

ing. Andrei Parfene


Date: 2023

Place: Brasov

Status: Built

Total Area: 160 sqm

Photo: Arthur Tintu


Awards: 

• Nomination at the National Biennial of Architecture – Romania. Dealul Cetatii loft

External link opens in new tab or windowhttps://www.uar-bna.ro/2023/proiecte/175/ 



The Loft, developed on the last 2 levels of a residential building located on Dealul Cetății, offers a panoramic view to the urban landscape.

The interior spaces, flooded with light, are interconnected horizontally and vertically, without a clear boundary between functions, in a fluid composition with clean lines.

The open space makes efficient use of the place, and the functional areas of the house are delimited by the difference in size and finish rather than by walls, which will block the view or freedom of movement.

The walls replaced by light partitions simulate the idea of ​​a separation with minimal limitation of space.

This results in a varied spatial scheme with closed and open interiors at the same time, some small, others developed on double height, amplifying each other thanks to these visual bridges.

The ladder, as a central element of the house, has a minimal presence. It leads to the floor containing the night area and the small library to the big square window, connected by a transparent walkway.

The partially glazed wall of the bedroom allows an opening to the living room and then further to the view of the city.
The vivid color accents and soft textures in the bedroom contrast with the industrial character of the living spaces.