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Apt.no.: L8
The apartment is mainly characterized by contemporary style. It combines modern design and space planning with classic material use. Combining the characteristics of restored stucco and interior doors and windows with modern design furniture.
The walls of the apartment are mostly painted wall surfaces, which were treated with premium category paint, sometimes decorated with wall stucco.
The original Benott oak parquet stained in a unique color lends a homely look to the main spaces. In the living room and dining room, you can see parquet inlaid with a unique pattern. In the wet rooms, there is a premium quality marble effect Porcelanosa ceramic floor covering. The walls were covered with large tiles that went up to the ceiling matching the flooring.
In the case of built-in furniture, the stained, veneered wooden surfaces and the painted fronts alternate. A restored protected tile stove appears in the living room. The built-in household appliances were manufactured by Miele.
All of the furniture comes from high-quality international manufacturers. Representing durability, the use of premium clay, and comfort as primary considerations.
The spaces are separated by historic doors with restored ornate wooden carving cornices. The bedrooms are equipped with double beds and built-in custom-made wardrobes. Each has its own bathroom.
In the bathrooms, counters with double sinks, a full-wall mirrored cabinet, and hidden LED lighting have been installed. The showers and WC blocks in the bathrooms are separated by a 6 mm thick fluted glass wall and a door with mounting recessed into the casing. The showers are equipped with a manual and sprinkler shower head with a wall-mounted mixer. Built-in bathtubs with tiled fronts have a free-standing tub filler and hand shower.
High-quality wall-mounted Noken and Inda toilet accessories were added to the bathrooms and guest washrooms.
The energy required for heating and cooling is produced centrally with a modern air-water heat pump system and condensing gas boilers. The heat pumps serve the heating system down to -2°C, then for efficient and economical operation, the condensing boilers take over the provision of heating energy with a continuous transition. The equipment was placed in the machine room on the attic level.
Various heat transfer systems have been installed in the apartments, surface heating-cooling, floor heating, and a four-pipe fan-coil system ensure the desired temperature in each room. The mechanical equipment in the apartments is completely controlled by an intelligent KNX system.
All apartments have a central heat recovery ventilation system. The equipment takes in the fresh air above the roof and discharges the used air above the roof at a suitable distance from it. The amounts of air blown in correspond to the total amount of air extracted per apartment, so that balanced ventilation develops in the apartments.
Based on the lighting plan for the apartments, an optimal and cozy interior environment was created with interior design lamps, which lends a pleasant atmosphere. The light sources of the lighting are predominantly LED light fixtures, where the light color and color reproduction of the light sources have been selected according to the function.
Motion detectors were installed, which are activated in case of unauthorized intrusions in various spaces, as well as opening detectors, the task of the latter is to detect the open state of windows, doors, and windows based on the magnetic principle.
The system provides feedback to the KNX system, so the Smart Home is also connected to the alarm system.
In the apartments, a system provided by a specialist designer was installed for the smart home function.
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