The semi-transparent volume, which derives its appearance from the rhythm and material of the railway infrastructure was designed to protect the inhabitant of the building – the machine.

Project Name: The Train house
Architect: Damjan Bradač 
Investitor: Slovenian Railways
Photography: Damjan Bradač
location: Murska Sobota
planinng: 2010
build: 2015
area: 132 m2

The Train House by dba - Sheet4
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Le Corbusier’s statement that a house is a machine for living and Mies’ saying “less is more” are probably the most frequently quoted architectural phrases.

The Train House by dba - Sheet5
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Both have produced more misunderstandings than reflections in their long and by no means finished history.

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If we generate new statement that we intend to design a machine for the machine a wide field of possibilities opens in front of us, proving, as so many times before, that architecture can be practiced outside of usual box of traditional experiences.

Author

Nikhil is a creative and adaptable member of the in-house team at Re-thinking The Future and Eduwik. With a deep interest in research and writing along with skill of graphic designing, he brings a strong sense of visual aesthetics, attention to detail, and creativity to his work. He has the ability to transform ideas into compelling visual identities while ensuring that each design communicates its intended message effectively. Approachable, enthusiastic, and committed to quality, Nikhil readily takes on new challenges and contributes across a range of creative requirements, making him a valuable part of the team.