Găgeni, Păulești, Prahova · Design / permitting
House in Prahova
A house with a lower ground floor and main living level in Găgeni, with three bedrooms, a two-car garage and a terrace facing the landscape.
- Programme
- Private house
- Location
- Găgeni, Păulești, Prahova
- Stage
- Design / permitting
- Author
- Alexandru Zorlescu
About the project
The house in Găgeni, Păulești, responds to a sloping 937 m² site. The lower ground floor accommodates access and household functions, while the main living level opens towards the landscape. The permitting documentation was prepared in 2026.
Generous glazing, a balcony and a covered terrace connect the upper volume to the outdoors. The renderings illustrate the architectural proposal, combining a stone-finished base, white surfaces and timber accents. The project is at the design / permitting stage.
A house responding to changing ground levels
The lower side of the site gives access to the garage and household rooms on the lower ground floor. Living spaces are gathered on one floor above. A central position on the 937 m² plot, a balcony facing the entrance and a terrace on the opposite side establish distinct relationships with arrival and everyday outdoor life.
Three bedrooms and a 65.10 m² living area
Living room and kitchen form a shared 65.10 m² space. Three bedrooms, a dressing room and two bathrooms complete the family programme. Technical functions remain downstairs, leaving the main floor dedicated to living. The 32.20 m² balcony and 68 m² covered terrace are outdoor areas, separate from the heated interior.
Integrated garage and separate household access
The 56 m² two-car garage occupies the lower floor alongside laundry and technical rooms. Vehicle access does not pass through living spaces. An internal stair connects the floors. Coordinating the driveway, garage thresholds and ground levels is part of the sloping-site design, together with rainwater collection and drainage.
Proposed envelope, roof and materials
The documentation describes reinforced-concrete foundations and framing, masonry infill and 15 cm of external insulation. The flat roof is not intended as an occupied terrace and slopes towards rainwater collection. White and anthracite render, decorative stone and timber distinguish the volumes. A pellet boiler and underfloor distribution are proposed for living spaces, with the garage treated separately.
In detail.
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