Stratos 212

Stratos is not one house, but a family of three models that stem from the same logic, but respond to different ways of living. The name Lumar House Stratos comes from the idea of ​​layers. The house is not a single space, but a complex whole of different environments – from open, social to more intimate. These layers intertwine and create a balance between shared life and privacy. The living area is designed as an open and connected space in which most of the day takes place, while the intimate part is clearly withdrawn. Contact with the outside space is also an important element – ​​the terrace is designed as an extension of the living room, not as an addition. The canopy is not a separate element, but a natural continuation of the architecture. This logic is clearly reflected in the L-shaped floor plan, which simultaneously opens the house to the outside and meaningfully separates the living area from the more private part with the parents' apartment. The spaces gently flow into each other and continuously open towards the large covered terrace that connects all ground-floor environments into a single residential unit. Model 163 is a compact yet thoughtful home for the modern family. Upstairs, it combines two children's bedrooms and a shared playroom or media room, while the ground floor offers an additional office for retreat or working from home. The key value of the Lumar Stratos family of houses is that they function in the long term. Not just the first impression, but everyday use over the years.