This converted house features minimalistic design details and encourages sustainable building practices.
The 'Antivilla' was created by Brandlhuber + Emde, Schneider architecture studio and is a rejection of conventional villas in the surrounding neighborhood. These architects felt that too many "Nouveau Riche" villas were appearing in their neighborhood and wanted to break up this fad with their minimalist and contemporary residential design.
The architects took a'German Democratic Republic lingerie factory and converted it into this stunning property. Located just outside of Berlin, this converted house features a concrete interior and exterior -- giving it a very industrial and contemporary look. The interior's concrete layout is outlined with minimalistic decor and a theme of spatial efficiency. The home also features a concrete tower that is certainly a conversation starter.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Minimalistic Design
- Opportunity for eco-friendly development by incorporating minimalist and efficient design principles.
- Sustainable Building
- Opportunity to transform existing structures into eco-friendly dwellings through sustainable building practices.
- Industrial Aesthetics
- Opportunity to create unique living spaces by embracing the industrial aesthetic in converted buildings.
Sectors Adopting This
- Architecture
- Architects can explore innovative ways to transform existing structures into sustainable and minimalistic spaces.
- Construction
- Construction companies can specialize in converting buildings into eco-friendly and industrial-inspired dwellings.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can create functional and appealing spaces within converted buildings that embrace minimalism and sustainability.
