Antivilla

Brandlhuber and Emde, Burlon, Krampnitz, Germany, 2015

Scale: 1:50
Materials: plaster
Type: facade, study, volumetric
Detail: 3/7
Student: Dalila Greco, FS25

A 1:50 study model of the Antivilla by Brandlhuber and Emde, Burlon, rendered as a two-sided L-shaped or corner wall fragment in cast plaster. The facade surfaces carry a deliberately rough, pitted texture that evokes the existing industrial shell's worn concrete, with openings of varied proportions — small punched windows on one elevation and larger, irregular cut-outs on the adjacent face — faithfully articulated. The model foregrounds the character and rhythm of the fenestration and the material rawness of the envelope rather than interior organisation or structural assembly.

How it's made — RAPLAB

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Casting plaster — tutorial ↗
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