Brick House

S.C. ARHITECTICA PROIECT S.R.L.

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Completed Projects – Single House (individual use)

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Romania

Company Name

S.C. ARHITECTICA PROIECT S.R.L.

 

COMPANY COUNTRY:

Romania

ARCHITECTURAL CREDITS

Arhitectica – Alexandra Ungureanu

Project Team
Structural Engineer – Inginerie Creativa Installation Engineer – Blueprint Projects Contractor – Dimmer
CLIENT OR OWNER NAME:

Adam Sinziana and Adam Mircea

Project Name:
Brick House
Project Country:

Romania

Project City:
Vaslui
Project Category:
Single House (individual use)
Project Area:
158
Completion Date:
2025-12-15
Project overview

Located in Vaslui, Romania, Brick House is a family residence designed around the clients’ daily life, balancing openness, privacy and comfort. Created for a family of four, the project responds to the irregular site through the relationship between orientation, natural light and the surrounding landscape. Built on a timber-frame structure, the house combines efficient construction with a warm architectural expression, defined by reclaimed brick, generous glazing and a simple material palette.

Project history
Brick House started from a close collaboration between the architects and the clients, a family of four who wanted a home adapted to their way of living. Their intention was to create a house that could bring the family together while also offering each member privacy and independence. The ground floor was developed around the living room, dining area and kitchen, forming a shared space where everyday activities naturally come together. The private areas were placed separately, with the master suite on the ground floor and the two teenagers’ bedrooms located at the attic level, each providing a quiet and personal space. The building is more closed towards the street and the north, while the main living spaces open towards the garden and the west-facing terrace. Brick House combines a contemporary construction method with a strong material identity. The reclaimed brick façade, inspired by the clients’ grandparents’ house, creates a connection between personal memory and the new home.