Inspiration from creative individuals can come from anywhere, even from other people's work. Polish architect Karina Wiciak created a series of houses inspired by famous logos. As planned by Karina, the exterior of the building resembles the badges of Mitsubishi, Renault, Chevrolet, and Adidas, while inside it functions just like an ordinary house – it has living rooms, bedrooms, and bathrooms. Moreover, all these rooms are inscribed in the architecture of the characters!
The first building was named "Trihouse" – it is made in the form of the Adidas logo.
These Houses Are Designed In The Shape Of Famous Logos by Karina Wiciak
Trihouse consists of three concrete parts that separate the glass inserts. The building itself resembles a triangle in shape, and its area is 560 square metres. The house has 4 floors - on the first two are the kitchen, dining room, living room, library and other rooms. On the third and fourth floor there are bedrooms and bathrooms.
The second building is Crosshouse. It is made in the shape of the Chevrolet logo.
Modern concrete concept house. Architect: Karina Wiciak. As planned by Karina, the house is to be located on the water and is to be made in the shape of a cross. The entire facade of the building is made of glass so that nothing obscures the view. The total area of the house is 245 square metres, which is divided between two floors and a mezzanine. The kitchen, dining room and living room are located closer to the glass side, while the bedrooms and bathrooms are located near the opposite side of the building.
The third building, Pyrahouse, is diamond-shaped and resembles the Mitsubishi logo.
Karina Wiciak and buildings in the shape of logos, The lower part of the house with an area of 320 square metres is completely concreted; the staircase from the entrance leads to the pantries and a small corridor. On the ground floor there is a living room, kitchen, dining room and library. At the top of the pyramid are a bedroom and a bathroom.
The Rhombhouse house is made in the style of the Renault logo.






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