PLANNING SOLUTION:
The apartment was previously communal, so the clients first removed all non-bearing partition walls. Thus, we got started in an open space, with the only restriction being the boundaries of the wetcore area.
The apartment consists of an open common zone: kitchen-living room, study, and a private zone: bedroom and bathroom. These two zones are separated by a wooden partition, which is a double-sided storage unit, and mirror doors on both sides of it visually enlarge the space.
In the common area, the study area was shaped by a radial wall, which exposed the historic brick on the wall and zoned the hallway.
The private area consists of a bedroom with a view of the trees outside and a bathroom with a glass partition. Behind the bathroom, there is a shower room and WC area, which are accessible from two sides. Thus, it is possible to freely enter the bedroom from both sides of the wooden block.