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Stefan Simion & Irina Melita - Poster

Author(s) / Team representatives

Stefan Simion & Irina Melita - Poster

Profession

architect

Project location

Sotrile, Romania

Budget in euros

65 000

Usable area

83 mp

Project start date

jul. 2021

Construction completion date

sept. 2022

Client

Sanziana Serbanescu & Bogdan Anghel

Photo credits

Bogdan Anghel

Text presentation of the author/office in English

POSTER _is an architecture office founded in 2007 by Irina Meliță (Vice President of OAR Bucharest) and Ștefan Simion (associate professor at UAUIM). _has won design competitions (mentions and awards in national and international competitions) and built works competitions (Award at the International Biennial BETA 2020 for the Răsuri House and Nomination at BETA 2020 for the Ceramic Workshop) _has curated the Romanian Pavilion at the 2021 Venice Architecture Biennale, themed Fading Borders _founded the architecture magazine MAZZOCCHIOO, publishing 9 issues so far www.mazzocchioo.com _has initiated the conference series MAZZOCCHIOO.TALKS, organizing 9 conferences to date (both physical and virtual formats) | www.mazzocchioo.com/talks _also works in ceramics under the name POSTER.CERAMICS | www.posterceramics.ro

Project description in English

Sotrile753 stands as a petite holiday cabin nestled in the mountains. The small house artfully plays with varying scales, as discreet, concealed spaces converge around a central two-story high chamber that opens widely to embrace the scenic view. The project's intentions are encapsulated in the longitudinal section. Two distinct outdoor areas are incorporated: a sheltered space at ground level in direct proximity to the kitchen, and an outwardly-oriented flying deck terrace accessible from the living room, offering panoramic views of Paltinu Lake, situated 5 km away. All rooms, excluding the master bedroom and bathroom, are aligned in succession, interconnected with windows and openings that facilitate a visual connection, resulting in interior facades.