The Polish Farmhouse – realization

Top 10 house projects realised in 2020 according to Murator Publishing House – 2020 [POLAND]

Salon of Architecture Award – 2021 (Małopolska Regional Chamber of Architects RP) [POLAND, KRAKOW]

Silver A’Design Award and Competition – 2022 [ITALY, COMO]

Nomination for the SARP Award of the Year 2022 – 2022 [POLAND]

Architecture MasterPrize Winner – 2022 [USA, Los Angeles; Spain, Bilbao]

World Architecture Festival Finalist – 2022 [GREAT BRITAIN/ PORTUGAL, LISBON]

Winning the V4 FAMILY HOUSES competition “Single-family houses in the Visegrad countries”. – 2022 [POLAND]

Outstanding Property Award London – Platinum Winner – 2022 [GREAT BRITAIN, LONDON]

IDA Design Awards – Bronze Winner – 2022 [USA, LOS ANGELES]

TAC The Architecture Community – Architect of the Year – 2022

Dezeen Awards – Finalist (only Polish studio) – 2022 [GREAT BRITAIN, LONDON]

Polish Homestead among the Top 10 timber developments of 2022 according to Archello.com [THE NETHERLANDS, AMSTERDAM; CANADA TORONTO]

Polish Homestead among the Top 10 houses of the year 2022 according to Archinea [POLAND]

Building of the Year ArchDaily – nomination – 2023 [Chile, Santiago]

MocArty RMF Classic 2022 plebiscite – nomination – 2023 [POLAND]

Urban Design & Architecture Design Awards 2023 – Gold Winner – 2023

Polish Architecture XXL – First Prize

Space

In the place of five farm buildings due for demolition, we proposed five interconnected barns to create a highly dynamic space. The seemingly random scattering of barns was carefully defined by the surrounding landscape, the position of the sun and the function of the building.

Polish Barns

The first barn, that is the garage acts as a massive buffer separating the house from the road. The final, fifth barn accommodates the living area and bedroom with the wooden deck leading to the surrounding wilderness. It is set in the exact place where the original barn was situated. This is where we placed the main living area which replicates the true character of the original barn. Right next to it we placed the barn accommodating the kitchen and we positioned it in a way, that enabled its corner window to be used as an observation point for the entrance area, which can be found in the central barn and is characterised by its decorative, transparent wall creating a portal.

The barns accommodating the children’s rooms and studios have an open view facing the other side, and are placed between magnificent trees that have been preserved.

Each particular barn was finished with different styles of wood texture, to reflect the indywidual character of the historical buildings.

Although this development is a completed piece of work it takes into account the possibility of future development, which could include the creative reconstruction of the historical house due for demolition in accordance with the client’s wishes.