How does an architect’s house stand out?

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How does an architect’s house stand out?

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An architect’s house presents features that investors cannot always easily identify. Why is this, and what makes it stand out from more conventional contemporary houses ? Michaël Zingraf Real Estate teams have explained it all. 

An architect’s house is designed for its owner

Before all else, an architect’s house is one that was specially designed for its future owner (as opposed to conventional contemporary houses). It has a unique construction plan, drawn by an architect according to the buyer’s recommendations and desires. By definition, an architect’s house is out of the ordinary: its configuration is different to all others, and its various rooms form an original architectural ensemble. 

Innovative and optimised design

Architect’s houses also boast innovative construction and design. They are modern and on trend, yet also use classic architectural codes and can be fairly futuristic.
To build them, architects use innovative materials, play around with textures and colours, and implement solutions to fit in with the plot’s constraints and any standards in force (always in compliance with the future owner’s specifications). 
In an architect’s house, the designer therefore provides their own architectural vision, aiming to:


In an architect’s house, each room is optimised in terms of functionality and decoration. Both contemporary and stylish (possibly even futuristic), this kind of house boasts a remarkable architectural quality, making it unique within the market

What advantages are there to an architect’s house?

Calling upon an architect to design your house presents several advantages. The first, of course, is getting the house of your dreams with bespoke construction. 
An architect’s house then has several other assets:

Information to be considered for your architect’s house

An architect’s house counts multiple advantages, yet also has a drawback: when the time comes to sell it, it is not always easy to find buyers, as the construction is so personal, or the materials are out of fashion. This is why we recommend not having a too extravagant house built, if you wish to sell it one day. 
Our Michaël Zingraf Real Estate agencies offer prestigious properties in all of France’s most renowned areas. Discover our listings of contemporary and architect’s houses along the French Riviera, in Provence, Deauville, Paris, or even abroad. 

Frequently asked questions

What are the characteristics of an architect-designed house?

An architect-designed home is distinguished by its unique design, optimized for space and the environment, the use of quality materials, and particular attention to detail. It often reflects the owner's personality and preferences, while offering innovative and aesthetically pleasing solutions.

What is the design process for an architect-designed home?

Designing an architect-designed home involves several stages, from the initial discussion of your needs and preferences, to the creation of detailed plans, including any necessary revisions and adjustments. The architect will work closely with you to ensure that the final design meets your expectations while complying with local architectural standards and regulations.

How much does an architect's plan cost?

The cost of an architect's plan can vary considerably depending on the complexity of the project, the reputation of the architect and the region where you're building. It's important to discuss costs at the outset of the project to get a clear idea of the budget required.

What are the advantages of having an architect build your home?

Building an architect-designed home offers many advantages, such as complete personalization of your living space, optimized use of space, harmonious integration into the environment, and access to innovative design solutions. What's more, an architect-designed home can also be an excellent investment, adding unique value to your property.

 

 

(dernière mise à jour 22 Jul 2023 à 10:07 )