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MANNERIEHOF – SINGLE FAMILY TIMBER RESIDENCE
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Büllingen, Belgium
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Other Projects by Philippe SAMYN and PARTNERS, architects & engineers
MANNERIEHOF – SINGLE FAMILY TIMBER RESIDENCE
Büllingen, Belgium
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2012
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
The site
The land is situated close to a small village in the East Cantons. It runs at a steep gradient into a small valley enclosed by a wooded slope in the distance.
The view is spectacular, showcasing a rural landscape. The visual and ecological quality of the site must be preserved and developed as far as possible.
The intention
The aim is to build a house that is environmentally friendly in the broad sense of
the term. The architectural intention, in particular, is to integrate the house
in the best way possible, not only into the landscape – with minimum visual
impact – but also into the rural and local environment.
The position
The single-storey house is built at the back of the lot. From its position on the
slope, it blends in with the landscape. Indeed, the top of the property is
almost three metres below the communal path meaning that the view for walkers
and existing or future neighbours is not obstructed by the house.
The
garden is in the style of a farm with an orchard and a vegetable garden,
positioned on the edge of a field at the end of an access road. It is circular,
making it highly space efficient. The access is lined with a row of native
trees, providing a visual link between the house and the public domain.
The house
The house extends around the circle of the garden. The
curve provides residents with panoramic views to the north, over the valley. To
the south, the house closes into a more private terrace that is protected from
the wind and extended by the garden.
The house is formed by the main building which is extended by two roofs, which act
on one side as a carport and on the other side as a covered terrace.
The main building is formed from two parallel arches. To the south, a glazed
gallery is protected by eaves. Unheated, it serves as both the hallway to the
different rooms in the house and as thermal buffering for the north part of the
house. The north part is formed from a building with substantial thermal
insulation, containing the living rooms with exceptional views to the north.
The rooms are laid out from west to east – from public to private. The entrance,
the office, the “Bierkeller”, the living room, the dining room and the kitchen
open onto the largest area of the gallery. An airlock separates the “public”
area from the more private area containing the bedrooms and a
"thermal" area (hammam and shower) located at the east end of the
house. The house is completed by an outdoor spa bath with views over the
landscape.
The eye glides over the rounded roof, thus preventing a clash with the landscape.
Energy and sustainable development
The aim for the house is an energy performance in line with the passive standard:
high-performance insulation, air tightness, controlled mechanical ventilation
with heat recovery, rainwater recovery and the use of renewable energy sources.
The structure, the facades and the external joinery are formed from wood, the curved roof is coated with a grey membrane.
The land is situated close to a small village in the East Cantons. It runs at a steep gradient into a small valley enclosed by a wooded slope in the distance.
The view is spectacular, showcasing a rural landscape. The visual and ecological quality of the site must be preserved and developed as far as possible.
The intention
The aim is to build a house that is environmentally friendly in the broad sense of
the term. The architectural intention, in particular, is to integrate the house
in the best way possible, not only into the landscape – with minimum visual
impact – but also into the rural and local environment.
The position
The single-storey house is built at the back of the lot. From its position on the
slope, it blends in with the landscape. Indeed, the top of the property is
almost three metres below the communal path meaning that the view for walkers
and existing or future neighbours is not obstructed by the house.
The
garden is in the style of a farm with an orchard and a vegetable garden,
positioned on the edge of a field at the end of an access road. It is circular,
making it highly space efficient. The access is lined with a row of native
trees, providing a visual link between the house and the public domain.
The house
The house extends around the circle of the garden. The
curve provides residents with panoramic views to the north, over the valley. To
the south, the house closes into a more private terrace that is protected from
the wind and extended by the garden.
The house is formed by the main building which is extended by two roofs, which act
on one side as a carport and on the other side as a covered terrace.
The main building is formed from two parallel arches. To the south, a glazed
gallery is protected by eaves. Unheated, it serves as both the hallway to the
different rooms in the house and as thermal buffering for the north part of the
house. The north part is formed from a building with substantial thermal
insulation, containing the living rooms with exceptional views to the north.
The rooms are laid out from west to east – from public to private. The entrance,
the office, the “Bierkeller”, the living room, the dining room and the kitchen
open onto the largest area of the gallery. An airlock separates the “public”
area from the more private area containing the bedrooms and a
"thermal" area (hammam and shower) located at the east end of the
house. The house is completed by an outdoor spa bath with views over the
landscape.
The eye glides over the rounded roof, thus preventing a clash with the landscape.
Energy and sustainable development
The aim for the house is an energy performance in line with the passive standard:
high-performance insulation, air tightness, controlled mechanical ventilation
with heat recovery, rainwater recovery and the use of renewable energy sources.
The structure, the facades and the external joinery are formed from wood, the curved roof is coated with a grey membrane.
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