Construction of a house with an attic in Almaty

Houses with an attic are the ideal choice for those who value originality and seek to make the most efficient use of living space. Such houses stand out for their unusual architectural appearance and offer additional functionality thanks to the roof space, making them an attractive option for large families and fans of unconventional solutions.

Designing an attic house requires careful planning and consideration of many factors. When developing the layout, it is important to distribute the living and utility rooms correctly. Typically, the ground floor houses the public areas (living room, dining room, kitchen), while the attic holds the private ones (bedrooms, bathrooms). This zoning makes the house convenient to use and separates personal from shared space.

On the attic floor, ceiling heights can vary from 2,1 m to 4,2 m. It is best to place bedrooms, studies and other living rooms here. For a family of 4-5 people, the optimum is 3-4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and additional rooms (a pantry, a walk-in wardrobe). This will ensure the maximum level of living comfort.

Houses with an attic open up wide possibilities for realising a variety of architectural styles and using different finishing materials. Thanks to their unusual shape and additional space, such houses allow for experimentation with interior design and facade solutions.

The modern loft is one of the popular styles for attic houses. It is characterised by an open layout and a combination of rough industrial materials (concrete, brick, metal) with warmer natural textures (wood, stone). Large windows, high ceilings with sloped walls and decorative beams create a sense of space and freedom.

The cosy chalet is an ideal option for lovers of classics and natural materials. Massive wooden beams, stone wall cladding, a large fireplace in the living room and a terrace with a view of the mountains or forest - all these are elements of the traditional Alpine chalet that can be recreated in a modern interpretation.

The country style fills a house with an attic with a warm rustic atmosphere. It is distinguished by half-timbered wall structures, slightly rough finishing in untreated stone and wood, an abundance of decorative elements (rugs, patchwork quilts, painted decoration), as well as the obligatory presence of a fireplace or stove.

When choosing a style, it is important to consider your personal preferences, budget and the surrounding landscape. Whichever direction you choose, a house with an attic lets you create a unique, cosy and functional atmosphere.

When choosing construction and finishing materials, it is extremely important to take into account the climatic conditions of the region where the house will be built. This ensures the durability of the structures and a comfortable indoor climate.

In regions with a moderate climate, ceramic brick of grade M200-M300 with a compressive strength of 20-30 MPa is recommended for the walls. It offers high thermal insulation, frost resistance and eco-friendliness. An alternative is cellular aerated concrete with a density of D500-D700, which also has good thermal insulation properties and is easy to install.

In areas with a cold climate, frame construction using highly efficient insulation (mineral or basalt wool, expanded polystyrene) is preferable. A wooden or metal frame is clad on the outside with windproof boards and finished inside with plasterboard or lining boards.

For the roof, metal tiles made of galvanised steel with a polymer coating are the best choice. They are durable and withstand temperature changes and precipitation. Cement-sand tiles are a more budget-friendly but less durable option. Natural ceramic tiles are an expensive but very attractive solution.

The foundation for an attic house must be as reliable as possible and designed for high loads. The optimal choice is a monolithic reinforced concrete strip foundation made of M300-M400 grade concrete with a compressive strength of 30-40 MPa.

Building houses with an attic means making smart use of the additional space, which allows you to create the most comfortable and functional living environment. The possibilities for zoning the space are virtually limitless.

Dormer windows installed in pitched roofs will help provide sufficient natural light on the attic floor. They are best oriented mainly to the south and west for maximum sunlight. The glazing area should be at least 1/8 of the floor area.

The price of turnkey construction of a house with an attic depends on the area, the chosen materials and the complexity of the design. On average it ranges from 165 000 to 210 000 KZT per square metre including materials. Profi-Dom offers affordable prices and high quality of work. A house with an attic opens up new horizons for realising your ideas for organising your living space. The company's experienced specialists will help you build attic houses of any complexity, taking all your wishes into account.