Bunker
Introduction
The interior was a unique assignment both typologically and in content. Dreams must be fulfilled… There is no doubt that cars are the investor's passion.
The project responded to the demand for an original space that would be in a symbiosis of workplace and car showroom. This concept is not new abroad.
The courage and personality of the investor, who gave us free rein, allowed us to transform the interior according to our vision and emphasize every detail during the realization.
Layout Solution
The layout scheme is simple. Two main spaces, which are contrasting in both content and materials, but work harmoniously together. One enters the living area, which we call the "Lounge," where a built-in wardrobe is located at the entrance, concealing a double back and a "secret" storage area behind the wardrobe. Centrally located in the space is comfortable seating in the form of two sofas facing each other, extended on the side with seating by the window. The space invites pleasant conversations in pairs or groups. The furniture assembly with an integrated TV includes storage spaces and a wine cellar as well as an integrated kitchenette.
From the lounge, one passes into the heart of the building, the "showroom," where a limited Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series vehicle is located. These spaces, just like the exterior and interior, are connected by a panoramic window. Interior doors are fully integrated into the upholstered paneling from the lounge side and are invisible to visitors.
At the back of the layout, there is a service area and a restroom accessible through frameless doors, which are also part of the paneling system.
Lighting
An important element of the interior, to which great emphasis was placed, is lighting; it is a full-fledged means of expression, creating atmosphere and emotions through various lighting scenes. Lighting calculations allowed us to choose the light's details and intensity in the space. In the lounge area, we focused on warm light and a café-like, intimate atmosphere achieved through adjustable spots and ambient backlighting of the furniture. In the showroom, we chose a neutral light color as a contrast, provided by linear fixtures recessed into the cladding. The linear fixtures highlight the shapes and curves of the car, providing a different experience from every angle. The main focus is on the car, which is literally "shown in the best light."
Material Solution
The material concept is built on contrasts. The contrast of dark materials with an emphasis on tactile and acoustic properties creates a cozy atmosphere in the lounge area.
The showroom represents the contrast, with white materials that range from the cast floor to high-gloss wall cladding. The color-unified and open space directs the visitor's attention to the exhibited car, allowing them freedom in their perception. The result is a space with a memorable visual.
DNA
The interior carries the DNA of the owner. The air conditioning and recovery system integrated into the furniture assembly required perforations in the front panels for air circulation. Each person's DNA code is unique, so we decided to transfer the first 710 lines of the owner’s DNA into the furniture's custom perforations.
Details
We emphasized high-quality craftsmanship and elaborate details, among which we would like to mention, for example, the atypical handles on the doors. Circular rotating elements, always in the color of the doors, ensure smooth opening of the magnetic lock, yet do not reveal at first glance that these are interior doors.
Conclusion
It is clear that this project belongs to rare typological realizations, which is why we enjoyed the process. The fundamental relationship between the investor and the architect is always important, but especially so for such an assignment. The interior has all the prerequisites to serve its purpose well and bring joy to its users.
The interior was a unique assignment both typologically and in content. Dreams must be fulfilled… There is no doubt that cars are the investor's passion.
The project responded to the demand for an original space that would be in a symbiosis of workplace and car showroom. This concept is not new abroad.
The courage and personality of the investor, who gave us free rein, allowed us to transform the interior according to our vision and emphasize every detail during the realization.
Layout Solution
The layout scheme is simple. Two main spaces, which are contrasting in both content and materials, but work harmoniously together. One enters the living area, which we call the "Lounge," where a built-in wardrobe is located at the entrance, concealing a double back and a "secret" storage area behind the wardrobe. Centrally located in the space is comfortable seating in the form of two sofas facing each other, extended on the side with seating by the window. The space invites pleasant conversations in pairs or groups. The furniture assembly with an integrated TV includes storage spaces and a wine cellar as well as an integrated kitchenette.
From the lounge, one passes into the heart of the building, the "showroom," where a limited Mercedes-AMG GT Black Series vehicle is located. These spaces, just like the exterior and interior, are connected by a panoramic window. Interior doors are fully integrated into the upholstered paneling from the lounge side and are invisible to visitors.
At the back of the layout, there is a service area and a restroom accessible through frameless doors, which are also part of the paneling system.
Lighting
An important element of the interior, to which great emphasis was placed, is lighting; it is a full-fledged means of expression, creating atmosphere and emotions through various lighting scenes. Lighting calculations allowed us to choose the light's details and intensity in the space. In the lounge area, we focused on warm light and a café-like, intimate atmosphere achieved through adjustable spots and ambient backlighting of the furniture. In the showroom, we chose a neutral light color as a contrast, provided by linear fixtures recessed into the cladding. The linear fixtures highlight the shapes and curves of the car, providing a different experience from every angle. The main focus is on the car, which is literally "shown in the best light."
Material Solution
The material concept is built on contrasts. The contrast of dark materials with an emphasis on tactile and acoustic properties creates a cozy atmosphere in the lounge area.
The showroom represents the contrast, with white materials that range from the cast floor to high-gloss wall cladding. The color-unified and open space directs the visitor's attention to the exhibited car, allowing them freedom in their perception. The result is a space with a memorable visual.
DNA
The interior carries the DNA of the owner. The air conditioning and recovery system integrated into the furniture assembly required perforations in the front panels for air circulation. Each person's DNA code is unique, so we decided to transfer the first 710 lines of the owner’s DNA into the furniture's custom perforations.
Details
We emphasized high-quality craftsmanship and elaborate details, among which we would like to mention, for example, the atypical handles on the doors. Circular rotating elements, always in the color of the doors, ensure smooth opening of the magnetic lock, yet do not reveal at first glance that these are interior doors.
Conclusion
It is clear that this project belongs to rare typological realizations, which is why we enjoyed the process. The fundamental relationship between the investor and the architect is always important, but especially so for such an assignment. The interior has all the prerequisites to serve its purpose well and bring joy to its users.
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