DOM at Dnipro, Ukraine by ArchObraz

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DOM at Dnipro, Ukraine by ArchObraz.

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By: ArchObraz
Location: Dnipro, Ukraine
Function: Private house, office, and workshop
Status: Built (2020)
Area: 800 m2
Architects: Oleksii Obraztsov, Antonina Obraztsova, Svitlana Ivancha
Photo Credits: Andrii Avdeenko

The exterior of the house features finished concrete, and the compact volume of the building invites visitors to enter in a friendly manner.
The exterior of the house features finished concrete, and the compact volume of the building invites visitors to enter in a friendly manner.
The floating corners of the building lend lightness and dynamism to the solution. The wings of the second floor accommodate the Home and Office.
The floating corners of the building lend lightness and dynamism to the solution. The wings of the second floor accommodate the Home and Office.
The entrance features a glass door, and the exposed concrete gives a rough texture to the place.
The entrance features a glass door, and the exposed concrete gives a rough texture to the place.
The concrete pillars were left exposed on purpose, and the concrete stairs lead to the upper room.
The concrete pillars were left exposed on purpose, and the concrete stairs lead to the upper room.
The brick wall and the staircase give the place a rough texture.
The brick wall and the staircase give the place a rough texture.
The floating corner shades the garage, and the lawn balance the rough texture of the house.
The floating corner shades the garage, and the lawn balance the rough texture of the house.
View of the house and the driveway.
View of the house and the driveway.
Floor plan of the first floor.
Floor plan of the first floor.
Floor plan of the second floor.
Floor plan of the second floor.

Home, Office, and Workshop – a whole world for one modern family from Dnipro. In 2007, the acquired plot was located in a depressed area, among half-abandoned private buildings. The construction lasted 14 years. The emergence of a small multifunctional facility in this place contributed to the rise of business interest in the area. Small private investors began to master it.

Reconstructed private buildings, a well-maintained parking lot, a pizzeria and a shop, and street lighting – only the beginning of the transformation of the territory for the safety and future well-being of which the owner had to fight over the years.

The compact volume of the building invites visitors to enter in a friendly manner thanks to the striking protruding elements of the main façade. The floating corners of the building lend lightness and dynamism to the solution. The wings of the second floor accommodate the Home and Office.

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Jon Dykstra
Jon Dykstra

Jon practiced law before launching his online publishing career, bringing analytical rigor to everything he builds. Home Stratosphere combines that precision with a lifelong obsession with residential design — architecture, interiors, landscape, and furniture.

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