Modern Villa Design
Here are the Modern Villa Design with Baltic Sea Views in Latvia: Guna Villa by GMP-Architekten. This modern villa design with gross floor area 635 m².More on the home’s structure from GMP: Directly adjacent to the apartment building situated on the Baltic Sea beach near Riga, a structure designed by Meinhard von Gerkan and completed in 2001, the clients – Guna Eglite and Leons Jakrins – have bought an additional piece of land. A second structure is to be built on this narrow, pine tree-covered lot precisely according to the wishes of “the very good lady” Guna. The primary feature of Modern Villa Design is not the actual functionality of a villa, but rather far more the actual physical experience of the site, characterized by the dialogue between the surrounding landscape and the view over the dunes of the beach near Riga. The facade of the Villa Guna is a luminous white, creating the greatest possible contrast to the dark trunks of the thick, evergreen pinewood forest and the blue of the everchanging sky over the Baltic Sea. Upon entering the site from the south, the similarities between the Villa Guna and its larger, neighboring structure are immediately apparent: both use the same materials and color and are grounded in form in the modern tradition; these dwellings, thus, form a unity and yet are so different in their design and spatial atmosphere. Now Look the Modern Villa Design with Baltic Sea Views in Latvia: Guna Villa by GMP with picture below:

Second Floor Kitchen Design in Modern Villa Design with Baltic Sea Views in Latvia Guna Villa by GMP

Living Room and Staircase View in Modern Villa Design with Baltic Sea Views in Latvia Guna Villa by GMP

Indoor Swimming Pool Design in Modern Villa Design with Baltic Sea Views in Latvia Guna Villa by GMP

Roof Terrace Staircase Design in Modern Villa Design with Baltic Sea Views in Latvia Guna Villa by GMP
Guna Modern Villa Design:
Client Guna Eglite
Design Meinhard von Gerkan
Team Hinrich Müller
Construction firm Vincents, Riga
Construction period 2005-2006
Gross floor area 635 m²
Photographers: Heiner Leiska



















