Spilberg Residence by ZROBIM Architects

ByJon Dykstra Houses

An external view of the house is presented, with lush green foliage and a tree situated in front of it.

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Studio: ZROBIM architects
Architects: Mark Hurda, Vadim Avdeiko
Area: 585.1 m2
Year: 2022

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An external view of the house, captured during nighttime, is presented with the silhouette of lush green foliage and a tree in the foreground.
An external view of the house, captured during nighttime, is presented with the silhouette of lush green foliage and a tree in the foreground.
A rear external view of the house is showcased, emphasizing its exterior design and the expansive lawn garden that envelops it.
A rear external view of the house, captured during nighttime, is showcased with an emphasis on its exterior design and the vast lawn garden that surrounds it.
A rear external view of the house, captured during nighttime, is showcased with an emphasis on its exterior design and the vast lawn garden that surrounds it.
An external shot of the house is presented, highlighting the two functional spaces separated by a block and situated on a lush green field.
An external shot of the house, captured during nighttime, is presented with an emphasis on the two functional spaces separated by a block and situated on a verdant green field.
An external shot of the house, captured during nighttime, is presented with an emphasis on the two functional spaces separated by a block and situated on a verdant green field.
A nighttime external shot is presented, focusing on a specific area of the house’s exterior.
A nighttime external shot is presented, featuring the entrance gate of the house and a parked car in front of it.
A nighttime external shot is presented, featuring the entrance gate of the house and a parked car in front of it.
An external shot is presented, showcasing a silver color sports car parked in front of a house.
The upper floor plan of the house, outlining the architectural layout of the residence.
The upper floor plan of the house, outlining the architectural layout of the residence.
The ground level floor plan of the house, outlining the architectural layout of the residence.
The ground level floor plan of the house, outlining the architectural layout of the residence.

The aesthetics of the barnhouse, complemented by a panoramic view of the forest. In this project, it was important for us to use the area of the house as efficiently as possible, while maintaining a high level of comfort for the life of the owners.

The house turned out to be extremely unusual and creative with a three-functional space, where the central core is a two-light living room area that divides the house into a master bedroom block with a media library and a block of guest bedrooms. And one of the main features of the house is a large jumbo bag made of solid tenmeter glass, oriented to the forest

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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.

His current focus is AI-driven design analysis, using artificial intelligence to study patterns in color, layout, and material choice across thousands of homes. His Personality Type Home Design Guide applies personality frameworks to interior aesthetics, helping readers design spaces that reflect how they actually think and live.

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