Home extensions can be tricky for a number of reasons, but it appears that one architecture firm has got it right with a series of floating boxes. Recently commissioned to create unique additions to the facade of residences located in Melbourne, Australia, DKO Architects decided to meld the old with the new in a very artistic and sculptural way.
The floating boxes used for the Melbourne homes have a pixelated aesthetic that make them appear to be more like art installations than anything else. Interestingly, the pixelated pattern was actually inspired by the pattern spotted on a church that’s nearby rather than anything more technological. Although the floating box looks dark, inside a lot of natural light manages to seep in.
Pixelated Home Extensions
DKO Architects Builds Floating Boxes on Top of Old Architecture
Trend Themes
1. Pixelated Architecture - Opportunity for architects to incorporate pixelated designs in building extensions to create visually stunning structures.
2. Blending Old and New - Opportunity to marry old architecture with modern design in home extensions for a unique and artistic aesthetic.
3. Artistic Home Additions - Opportunity to transform home extensions into art installations, creating a visually striking and creative living space.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects can explore pixelated designs and innovative ways to combine old and new architecture in their projects.
2. Construction - Construction firms can specialize in building unique and artistic home extensions that incorporate floating box designs.
3. Art and Design - Artists and designers can explore the concept of turning home extensions into art installations by incorporating pixelated aesthetics.