Zur Blume is a baroque farmhouse in the center of the municipality of Löhningen, a small village in the north of Switzerland. The building is part of the historical row development along the main street. The space where the barn once stood was left as a void for years. The new building, which extends the main house, fills this empty space. In this way, two generous flats, flexible in their use and with different spacial qualities, are created as a new ensemble.

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Architects: Marazzi Reinhardt

Location: Löhningen, Switzerland

Area: 400.0 sqm

Project Year: 2013

Photographs: Ramon Spaeti

© Ramon Spaeti

Zur Blume is a baroque farmhouse in the center of the municipality of Löhningen, a small village in the north of Switzerland. The building is part of the historical row development along the main street. The space where the barn once stood was left as a void for years. The new building, which extends the main house, fills this empty space. In this way, two generous flats, flexible in their use and with different spacial qualities, are created as a new ensemble.
© Ramon Spaeti

Plan 0

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Plan 1

The aim of the extension is to provide spacial varieties to both apartments: a ground level access, two floors, cellars, a filtered and ...