Residential House / Woltereck Fitzner Architekten Bda
A local dairy farmer, located close to Leipzig, wanted to enlarge his living space as the family ex-pected further offspring.Â
© Gunther Binsack
Architects: Woltereck Fitzner Architekten Bda
Location: Leipzig, Germany
Area: 65.0 sqm
Project Year: 2014
Photographs: Gunther Binsack
Building Shell: Uhlich Bau
Interior Accessories: Tischlerei Ehlert
© Gunther Binsack
A local dairy farmer, located close to Leipzig, wanted to enlarge his living space as the family ex-pected further offspring.Â
Plan
We established the extension as a one- story pavilion. Large openings enable the view into the garden. Depending on the weather the windows can be completely slided aside. Thus the spatial limits are set aside, interior and exterior converge.Â
© Gunther Binsack
The smoothly formed concrete facade of the cube contrasts the existing timber paneled house. The conjunction between existing building and extension was drafted as a ?glass joint? to detach the new building with a light gesture.
Section
Section
On the contrary the interior provides a warm and cozy atmosphere. Therefore walls, floor and ceiling were furnished with an oak facing.
© Gunther Binsack
A fireplace and an upholstered niche hidden in the wooden wall are...
© Gunther Binsack
Architects: Woltereck Fitzner Architekten Bda
Location: Leipzig, Germany
Area: 65.0 sqm
Project Year: 2014
Photographs: Gunther Binsack
Building Shell: Uhlich Bau
Interior Accessories: Tischlerei Ehlert
© Gunther Binsack
A local dairy farmer, located close to Leipzig, wanted to enlarge his living space as the family ex-pected further offspring.Â
Plan
We established the extension as a one- story pavilion. Large openings enable the view into the garden. Depending on the weather the windows can be completely slided aside. Thus the spatial limits are set aside, interior and exterior converge.Â
© Gunther Binsack
The smoothly formed concrete facade of the cube contrasts the existing timber paneled house. The conjunction between existing building and extension was drafted as a ?glass joint? to detach the new building with a light gesture.
Section
Section
On the contrary the interior provides a warm and cozy atmosphere. Therefore walls, floor and ceiling were furnished with an oak facing.
© Gunther Binsack
A fireplace and an upholstered niche hidden in the wooden wall are...
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