Bureau Fraii designs a modern penthouse that overlooks the sea and city in the Netherlands dubbed the Panorama Penthouse apartment. It is a space that is home to an old office building that overlooks a 180-degree view of its surroundings. In order to achieve this, it rests on top of the free-standing oak base to have an open layout.
There are four floating volumes that function as an office, sauna, primary bathroom, and walk-in closet. The views are shown through the floor-to-ceiling windows throughout the home. The living room is on top of an elevated wooden platform that is paired with an outer bookcase. The sofa faces towards the window to open up a look towards the city's views.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Panoramic View Buildings
- Opportunities exist for architects and developers to design buildings that provide panoramic views like the Panorama Penthouse to enhance the living experience of occupants.
- Sustainable Design
- Incorporating sustainable design elements in penthouses and high-rise buildings not only reduces their environmental impact but also appeals to eco-conscious buyers and tenants.
- Multi-functional Spaces
- Designing multi-functional spaces in penthouses, such as those found in the Panorama Penthouse, provides practicality and versatility to the living space.
Where This Applies
- Real Estate
- Real estate developers and agents can market panoramic view penthouses to high-end buyers and capitalize on their investment potential.
- Architecture
- Architects can design modern penthouses that feature sustainable design and multi-functional spaces to meet customer needs and preferences.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can create stunning interiors that complement the panoramic views and multi-functional spaces of modern penthouses.
