Once again, Karina Wiciak, a Polish architect working at the Wamhouse Studio, has designed another logo shaped house, the Ringhouse.
This time she designed a house in the shape of the logo of Audi, the famous German car manufacturer, founded in 1909 as of August Horch Automobilwerke GmbH and that since 1910 adopted the new name, Audi.
The house respects the famous brand name in all respects, four large cylinders that intersect separated by large windows.
A structure inspired by the modernist architecture of the 1930s, when the famous logo was created as we all know it today.
The Ringhouse is a contemporary building but as Karina Wiciak observes: “everything created today is the result of evolution and continuation of what was once created, so it is worth remembering, and the design of the house can be a great excuse to tell an interesting story and not just the history of architecture“.
The house is about 280 m2 in size and is only on one floor and there is also an underground garage with small additional rooms. The house is designed to be a spacious holiday residence, situated in the middle of nature.
The beautiful house, in addition to the large outdoor swimming pool, consists of a hallway with an open living room, a dining room and a music corner, a large kitchen, a study room with library, two bedrooms with private bathroom, three toilets, two separate wardrobes, and a pantry.
A unique project that wants to reinterpret the past style in an attempt to retrace our history.
