Spinelli

The development is flanked by a public café. Visitors and tenants mix in a natural way. Tenants exit their apartments via the sunlit stair sculpture or the elevator. They pass through a zone with a barista café on the first floor. This creates a lively ground-floor zone, as well as a new type of entrance area with semi-public and public areas that create a neighborly additional value. On the first floor, residents will have a communal living room with a corner store stocked with regional and organic products. Adjacent to this is a coworking area. GRAFT's compact floor plan allows residents to relocate their study to the communal living room.

The design of the building is modular, creating a new residential building with maximum flexibility. The apartment sizes are expandable through laterally assigned conservatory rooms and are based on a basic module. This means that a 47m² one-room apartment can be converted into a 62m² two-room apartment or a 77m² three-room apartment. This mix allows the creation of social housing that guarantees the highest possible flexibility.
The apartments offer a symbiosis of open loft and coherently arranged rooms, even the 47m² apartment appears loft-like. On the garden side, balconies extend from the winter gardens into the green zone. The apartment is divided into a highly organized utility area and an open loft area. The latter can be diversely subdivided by a sliding mirror wall. This allows for a variety of uses. Behind this mirrored wall is a central piece of furniture that compactly combines a wardrobe, bathroom, toilet and storage room. This element is prefabricated in wood.