Octopus Tentacles. Interior design Kyiv
Interior design of two-bedroom apartment in Kyiv, 69B Irpinska. Contemporary interior has a series of innovations by using methods of computational / parametric architecture, including the fact that for the first time in Ukrainian interior design practice we used 5-axis CNC milling machine for manufacturing panels with different curvature and bar counter for bottles of wine in apartment’s open space.
See Visualization of Octopus Tentacles project by Dmytro Aranchii Architects
TITLE: Octopus Tentacles
WORKING TITLE: Irpinska2 / IRP2
LOCATION: 69B Irpinska str., Akademmistechko metro station, Kyiv, Ukraine
AREA: 115 m2
DATE: 2011-2013
PROGRAM: Studio apartment with two bedrooms
CLIENT: Private
STATUS: Implemented
PUBLICATIONS: Designboom
ARCHITECTURE: Architects Dmytro Aranchii
PROJECT TEAM: Dmytro Aranchii, Mariia Aranchii
PHOTO: Oleksii Fedorenko | Objects360
See also the office project in Kyiv Dipping into Work by Dmytro Aranchii Architects
GENERAL CONCEPT
Apartments interior design in Kiev was created as a modern home for a family of parents and girl of primary school age. Main redevelopment aimed to get a unified spatial and visual area of the kitchen, living room and dining room. Arrangement of two wardrobes – husband’s in corridor and wife’s in the bedroom also became peculiarity of functional configuration.
COMPUTATIONAL / PARAMETRIC METHODS OF MORPHOGENESIS
Parametric model of wine-storage panel and the bar suffered many alterations and modifications that thanks to parameterized geometry took place quickly and seamlessly. The method also provided an opportunity to avoid the stage of production drawings and manufacture artificial stone product directly from three-dimensional model for five-axis CNC machine. Craters-lamps of different diameter and different heights dropping from the ceiling (depending on the zones need for light) were combined into a single network of minimal surfaces. Parametric rhodonea curves (see also in our project Apartment for classmate) serve as handle cutouts in furniture and vary the number of petals comparetively to the rooms` size.
See also the implementation of the L-Systems project
Wine storage panel attached to the pylon has convex nature, allowing to place 8 modules for bottles
Parametric model (which can be easily modified the during the design process without total changes) of the bar significantly saved time and allowed to get a form that meets the ergonomic requirements as well as sensual desires of the customer
The result of computational design in the interior of the apartment and the quintessence of 5d CNC machine work
Light-crater illuminates the recreation area round the sofa
In the dining room – there is a large round table for 6-8 people, and a “crater” of concentrated light, while the othercrater – illuminates the center of the refrigerator-oven-bar triangle
Floor pattern connects movement trajectories and destinations – interior doors – in the corridor
Built-in wardrobe and dressing room doors in the hall with solid frameless glazing
The pattern on the floor in the hall is one of the accents straight under lighting crater (geometric center of the room – a place for changing shoes). It communicates with the to the bathroom, bedroom and children’s room doors
Craters that are centers of functional areas in an open space of living room-kitchen-dining area are combined into a single ceiling extensive system
Bathroom with mosaic picture which connects the shower-set mountings
Pixelated mosaic panel graphically emphasizes the function of the wall above the bath
In the bathroom there are two mosaic panels – over bath and toilet
Guest bathroom. Rhodonea curves in carved furniture handles have 4 petals (the smaller room is – the more petals it has)
The construction for the installation continues into the same configuration closet
Smooth toweldryer shape in front of parametric rhodonea curves
Ceiling plan with lightning centers
Drawings of furniture in the child room
Apartment plan
Place for classes in the child room
Mobile drawer cabinet in child room
Child room. Bed with Stairs-drawers and wardrobe narrowing cascade-like from the window to the door. Turning the TV to the sofa under the bed causes slope cascades. The sofa is used as an extra sleeping place for granny that can often visit her granddaughter
3 petals of the cutout handles – medium sized room. In open space petals are the smallest – degenerate into a circle. Parametric rhodonea curves as furniture handles
View Octopus Tentacles project visualizations
See also the L-Systems project
See also the office project in Kiev Deeping into Work by Dmytro Aranchii Architects
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