L-Systems

Photos of earlier published Rules of growth 2.0 interior design in Kyiv. Though usually we work intensely with the methods of parametric architecture in this project computational design means were applied to decorative parametric trees. The main goal was to create a contemporary interior with minimum of required but capacious furniture in order to save means and get maximum of free space.

Discover also our 2014 office interior, Dipping into Work

NAME: L-Systems (Rules of Growth 2.0: L-Systems)
WORK NAME: Viliamsa / Vlm
LOCATION: Viliamsa str. 3/7, Liko-Grad, Kyiv, Ukraine
AREA: 54 m2
DATE: 2013-2014
PROGRAM: Single bedroom apartment with bedroom / living room and kitchen with an extra sleeping place
CLIENT: Private
STATUS: Implemented
PUBLICATION: the Village

ARCHITECTURE: Dmytro Aranchii Architects
PROJECT TEAM: Mariia Aranchii, Denys Demeshonok, Ihor Kishta

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Bedroom/living room contains a working zone in its corner

The room also contains a lot of storage volume which is almost invisible, as it is represented by a minimalistic wardrobe that is perceived as a wall. Space above the door is used for an entresol, which forms a single volume with the rest of the wardrobe.

Wall is decorated with a rough plywood “tree” which starts with a recessed part of ceiling.

The geometry of this decorative part was generated on the base of L-system theory combined with attractors / starting straight from the ceiling and being symmetrical the tree was deformed attracted to the light.

So called branches can also get thinner to the end as it happens in nature.

There left a lot of space for dining and leisure in kitchen due to compact cooking zone that is situated in the deep of the room.

Transforming and transiting one surface to another became one of the main principles in kitchen.

Kitchen furniture was designed with turning and continuing orthogonal planes in order to remain useful and convenient.

The countertop is solved in two levels, the lower level matches table height to provide more solid surfaces.

The smaller room is the less branches form the parametric tree.

Totally “wooden” bathroom is a cozy place to have a rest in.

A grate dressing room is situated behind a mirror wall in the lobby.

Discover also our 2014 office interior, Dipping into Work

Observe our Octopus Tentacles interior project

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