Dot House | Boano Prišmontas

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Release Time: June 28, 2022
PROJECT CREDITS

Design : Boano Prišmontas

Manufacturing : Boano Prišmontas

Photographs credit: @boanoprismontas

Video credit: @dylandrake

Illustration credit: @coquelicot

Special Thanks to : Jason Lam, Renz Andres, Nino Dragan, Chiara Fedele, Chhavi Bansal, Jimena Alvarez,

Caroline Gill, Stefano Casati, Alison Khoi.

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www.boanoprismontas.com

www.myroominthegarden.com

United KingdomLondon

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Boano Prišmontas designed and manufactured a digitally fabricated micro-home for a house in North London. Conceived as a multifunctional and flexible unit, it provides an ancillary and unique space where to work from, relax, watch a movie, read or play video games. Mainly used as a study and entertainment room, the 'Dot House' also provides an independent and self-sufficient micro-habitable space, which could be used for visiting family members and guests.

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The space

'Dot House' is composed of 2 main spaces, the room and the bathroom. The room is linked to the garden with a 3m wide patio door which establishes a visual connection with the main house, whilst merging the internal spaces with the surrounding garden. The bathroom is hidden behind a bespoke plywood sliding door which opens onto a micro lobby with a skylight. When the door is open, the skylight gives natural light to the room and enlarges the perception of the internal space. The toilet and the shower that fit both ends of the bathroom are always shielded to the view from the room.

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Internal Finishes

The internal finishes feature exposed birch FSC plywood on the ceiling, concrete tiles on the floor, laminated plywood panels on the walls and terrazzo tiles on the bathroom walls. The interior palette aimed to find a balance between the practical surfaces of the walls, the natural tone of the birch plywood and the intriguing texture of the terrazzo tiles. The room has underfloor heating controlled by a thermostat sensor.

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Bespoke Furniture

'Dot house' features a bespoke wall with an integrated foldable desk with phone charging unit, hidden computer station, printer and storage. The furniture is provided with lights with motion sensors. Above the wall, a projector screen automatically unrolls to create the perfect environment for a cinema night, an important meeting or video gaming.

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Lighting

Given the exposed structural plywood ceilings, the internal lighting of the room is wall mounted. Only in the bathroom there are spotlights and a lower plasterboard ceiling.

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External Finishes

The house is cladded with black fibre cement corrugated panels. These were a valuable alternative to charred timber, since our client didn't want to have a cladding material that needed regular maintenance.

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Construction

'Dot House' has been entirely pre-manufactured in London in Boano Prismontas' workshop. The structure is modular and built with a bespoke plywood chassis which incorporates pre-cut holes for passing the electric cabling and all ducts. This allowed the building process on site to be quick, with the main structure erected in just one day on site. Above the sliding door sits a long, yet lightweight, plywood beam designed with misaligned joints to provide the necessary strength. All plywood structural modules are filled with rigid insulation.

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