https://www.architecturalrecord.com/rss/2598 en-us A Stuttgart-based architect refers to the master to create a pied-à-terre in Berlin's Corbusierhaus.

]]> http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/12750 Thu, 01 Jun 2017 08:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/12750-interiors-corbusierhaus-duplex-by-joerg-aldinger To lend a feeling of spaciousness to the 13-foot-wide duplex on the 15th and 16th floors of the Corbusierhaus, architect Joerg Aldinger eliminated the original partitions, exposed the stair and ceiling structures, and placed a laundry, bathrooms, and a sleeping niche in a 4-foot-deep band along the south wall. Photo © Roland Halbe To lend a feeling of spaciousness to the 13-foot-wide duplex on the 15th and 16th floors of the Corbusierhaus, architect Joerg Aldinger eliminated the original partitions, exposed the stair and ceiling structures, and placed a laundry, bathrooms, and a sleeping niche in a 4-foot-deep band along the south wall. Photo © Roland Halbe The architect used a select material palette, including honey-toned oak for the stair treads and table in the kitchen/ dining area, where he employed matte black-stained MDF for shelving. Photo © Roland Halbe The architect used a select material palette, including honey-toned oak for the stair treads and table in the kitchen/ dining area, where he employed matte black-stained MDF for shelving. Photo © Roland Halbe The same MDF reappears as shelving and bed in the sleeping niche. Photo © Roland Halbe Photo © Roland Halbe Photo © Roland Halbe Photo © Roland Halbe Photo © Roland Halbe Photo © Roland Halbe Photo © Roland Halbe Photo © Roland Halbe Photo © Roland Halbe Image courtesy Joerg Aldinger Image courtesy Joerg Aldinger