Minimalism that gives freedom. House near Lublin open to light and privacy

22 of May '25
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  1. Minimalism in the architecture of a modern single-family house near Lublin combines simplicity of form with functionality and aesthetics.
  2. The house's L-shaped design allows for a division into living and sleeping areas and creates an intimate inner courtyard.
  3. The facades of the house are made of architectural concrete and natural wood, which give the building rawness and warmth at the same time.
  4. Large glazings provide excellent interior lighting and a harmonious connection between the interior space and the garden.
  5. The functional layout of the house optimizes the comfort of the residents, offering privacy and access to semi-private gardens.
  6. The house design from 081 architects is an example of sustainable, minimalist single-family architecture that inspires and adapts to the needs of its users.

In Jozefow,near Lublin, on a plot of 2,533 square meters, a realization was created that combines modern minimalism with timeless elegance in a balanced way. The single-family house designed by the 081 architekci studio is an example of contemporary architecture that not only responds to the needs of the residents, but even anticipates their lifestyle. The light body made of concrete and wood, the functional layout based on the L-plan and the carefully planned greenery around create a space full of light, peace and harmony.

Dom pawilon pod Lublinem

Pavilion house near Lublin

Photo: Rafał Chojnacki © 081 architekci

Architecture open to the inside

The form of the building was based on two cuboid blocks, which are arranged in the shape of the letter "L". Such a procedure not only organizes the interior space, dividing it into day and night parts, but also allows to isolate the courtyard, which is an intimate garden cut off from the gaze of neighbors. It is in this space that the life of the householders takes place at the interface of the interior and nature - in full light, but also with privacy.

Widok z lotu ptaka na dom pod Lublinem

A bird's eye view of the house near Lublin

Photo: Rafał Chojnacki © 081 architekci

The body of the house has been thought out to the smallest detail. From the side of the street - the western side - the house is almost completely enclosed. The western elevation has been kept to a minimum and contains only the main entrance door. Thanks to this, the building, as it were, "turns its back" to the access road, protecting the interior from noise, dust and the sight of passers-by.

Dom pawilon pod Lublinem - rzut obiektu

Pavilion house near Lublin - a projection of the building

photo by Rafał Chojnacki © 081 architects

The whole building, however, opens wide to the east and south - towards the garden and leisure space. From this side, the architects designed full 270 centimeter high glazing, which not only illuminates the interior with natural light, but also seamlessly connects the indoor and outdoor spaces. This impression is enhanced by the horizontal white ceiling line, which wraps around the house like the frame of a modern pavilion.

Nowoczesna bryła domu w kształcie litery L z betonu i drewna na tle zielonego ogrodu

A modern L-shaped house made of concrete and wood against the background of a green garden

Photo: Rafał Chojnacki © 081 architects

Consistency of materials: raw concrete and mature wood

The house in Józefów impresses not only with its form, but also with its material consistency. The facades are finished in two basic materials: architectural concrete with visible formwork drawing and natural wood, which will acquire a noble patina over time. These two materials - raw and warm at the same time - create a perfect balance, emphasizing the modern character of the house, but not depriving it of coziness.

Minimalistyczna architektura jednorodzinnego domu parterowego pod Lublinem z przeszkleniami na całą wysokość

Minimalist architecture of a single-family single-story house near Lublin with full-height glazing

Photo: Rafał Chojnacki © 081 architekci

Concrete was used mainly on the west side, where it also acts as an acoustic barrier. Wood, on the other hand, appears where the space opens up to the garden - creating a soft background for domestic life and integrating the block with the greenery of the plot.

Niska, horyzontalna bryła domu o maksymalnej wysokości 4,05 m doskonale wpisująca się w krajobraz działki

A low, horizontal body of the house with a maximum height of 4.05 m, which fits perfectly into the landscape of the plot

Photo: Rafał Chojnacki © 081 architekci

Function and form in harmony

The built-up area is about 407 square meters which, with a plot of over 2500 square meters, leaves impressive space for greenery - as much as 1815 square meters is biologically active area. The functional layout of the house is based on a logical division of space: in the wing along the road is located the living zone - living room, dining room, kitchen - while the wing running parallel to the northern border of the plot houses the night zone - bedrooms, bathrooms and private rooms.

Kontrast między zamkniętą elewacją zachodnią a otwartą, przeszkloną stroną wschodnią to przykład świadomego projektowania

The contrast between the closed western elevation and the open, glazed eastern side is an example of conscious design

Photo: Rafał Chojnacki © 081 architekci

This layout provides maximum comfort and intimacy for residents. Recesses and indentations in the compact block not only model light and shadows, but also create semi-private gardens to which individual rooms have access. This is an architecture that not only protects privacy, but also builds the user's relationship with natural space.

Wewnętrzny dziedziniec jako część układu domu w kształcie litery L, zapewniający światło i intymność mieszkańcom

An interior courtyard as part of an L-shaped house layout, providing light and intimacy for residents

Photo: Rafał Chojnacki © 081 architects

Modern pavilion of everyday life

From the outside, the house resembles a modern pavilion - light, horizontal, immersed in greenery. Low development (the maximum height of the building is 4.05 meters) makes the house fit perfectly into the landscape of a suburban plot. At the same time, large glazing, thoughtful proportions and harmony of materials give the whole a prestigious, timeless character. The view of the pool and lounge area, garden terraces, minimalist vegetation selected for local conditions - all this creates the atmosphere of a modern villa, which does not exude glamour, but convinces with its quality and subtle elegance.

Widok na dom od strony ulicy

View of the house from the street

Photo: Rafał Chojnacki © 081 architekci

The house of the future - today

The design of the house in Józefów is an example of modern thinking about single-family architecture: sustainable, functional, beautiful and timeless. It is a space that not only responds to the needs of the residents, but also creates a frame for their daily life - comfortable, private and immersed in nature. Studio 081 Architects has created a home that can be a model for all those who are looking for something more than the standard - a home that inspires while remaining a discreet backdrop to life.

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