Innovative House from Werner Sobek

Viliyana Filipova — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 02:01:43 +0000

Germanic engineering have long proclaimed the advanced and innovative. Recognized architect and engineer Werner Sobek manages to incorporate the movement of semi-finished products. Together with his company’s engineering and design he conceived modern, prefabricated homes with a minimum number of parts. Their concept is leading to be stylish and durable. These are primarily R128 and H16, which are mild and not only look but are actually comfortable. For its part, model R129 is something totally different like appearance. It is far from the form of “box” that is considered as a classic, and the shape of the globe. Perhaps this idea will be evaluated mostly from a cosmopolitan part of society. R128 model is made of glass and steel materials and the aim is to be more environmentally friendly and can be processed. The ease with which it is produced and builds, is clearly demonstrated to Stuttgart, where a similar house was built for 11 weeks. Inside the building has no doors and walls. Control over the whole equipment is dependent on voice commands and movement sensors. Постройката е енергийно ефективна и разполага със свои слънчеви панели, които регулират температурата вътре.
Cubic H16 is built from contrasting cubes. Those are made of glass, are “public functions”, and private rooms are black concrete. There are cubes in bright colors. The entire structure is heated by a special geothermal system, electricity is obtained again from the light panels. This is one of the most popular models ever. The structure of R129 in turn has nothing to do with tradition. It is similar to a plastic material that is light and transparent. The frame is carbon fiber sections. Air conditioning, electricity, water, communication links are connected through the “ground level”. The premises are not divided by partitions or walls. Its futuristic appearance is complemented by electric film which can darken or render the surface completely opaque. Does anyone in the future will need curtains?

Glass Fantasy

Viliyana Filipova — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 02:42:55 +0000

In the reconstruction of the house “Ashley” in 1910 used glass panels. However, it is felt no desire to be contrary to the style of surrounding buildings, which are also architectural landmarks. Rear of the house is older and bright features on the front. Emphasis is placed on the living room, kitchen, library and some other premises. Built a new internal staircase, which connects the three floors. he interior is emphasized in black and white and added luxury audio-video system. The design of the fireplace has been preserved near the original. Glass panels make the rooms more spacious and sunny.
The view draws the eye away yet because it had skyscrapers on the horizon like glass design.

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Innovative House from Werner Sobek

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