charred wood siding enfolds single-family house near warsaw by kruk architekci

Kruk Architekci sets MP_II House within natural setting in Poland

MP_II House by Kruk Architekci is designed as a discreet retreat for its residents, nestled within a natural setting in Poland. The residential project prioritizes integration with the environment, featuring a low-rise structure clad in charred wood siding. Positioned amidst trees, the L-shaped layout delineates the daytime and private areas. A skylight echoes this form, casting gentle, diffused light into the interior.

all images by Nate Cook

expansive glass openings connect interior and exterior spaces

The extension of eaves beyond the volume by Kruk Architekci studio creates shelter for a terrace adjacent to the living room. Through expansive sliding glass doors, the boundary between interior and exterior spaces becomes subtle, while wooden pillars support the overhang, contributing to the structure’s harmonious assimilation into the natural surroundings.

the L-shaped layout separates daytime and private areas, ensuring privacy for residents

eaves extending beyond the structure provide shelter to a terrace next to the living room

the charred wood siding adds an earthy touch, connecting the architecture and the environment

MP_II House by Kruk Architekci integrates seamlessly into its natural surroundings in Poland

the terrace, nestled under the extended eaves, becomes an outdoor extension of the living space

designed as a private enclave, MP_II House captures the essence of tranquil living in nature

wooden pillars support the overhang, contributing to the structure’s subtle assimilation into the surroundings

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project info:

name: MP_II House
architect: Kruk Architekci | @kruk_architekci

location: Mazowieckie, Poland

photography: Nate Cook | @natecookphotography

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edited by: christina vergopoulou | designboom