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Achmüllerhof
Achmüllerhof
Laives, Italy
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Other Projects by Architekt Stefan Gamper
Achmüllerhof
Laives, Italy
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2017
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
Nestled in the cultural landscape of the Bozen lowlands, just north of Leifers, Aschmüllerhof is embraced by orchards, forming a serene and verdant setting. The estate is composed of two primary elements: the residence and the utility building, linked by a pergola that frames the courtyard while subtly marking the transition between living and working spaces.
The architecture is deliberately integrated into its surroundings. Intersecting gable roofs give the two-story residence a lighter, more intricate presence than its actual mass, allowing it to harmonize with the rural fabric while maintaining a high standard of contemporary living. The utility building sits modestly beside it, serving practical functions for machinery, equipment, and beekeeping, while the residence is defined by openness, light, and generous proportions.
Inside, an uninterrupted spatial flow connects the kitchen, dining, and living areas across both floors, extending onto expansive terraces that seamlessly bring the outdoors into daily life. To the south, a private garden with a swimming pool offers a tranquil retreat, enveloped by greenery and framed by expansive views of the surrounding landscape. Bedrooms and bathrooms on the upper floor emphasize comfort and privacy, while the central staircase elegantly marks the transition between day and night zones.
The construction follows a clear and deliberate logic: the ground floor, built in solid masonry with full thermal insulation and coarse plaster, forms a robust foundation. Above, a lightweight timber structure with wooden cladding conveys warmth and material resonance with the surrounding environment. The roofs – a double gable for the residence, a flat roof for the utility building – create a calm yet distinctive silhouette. Sun protection is seamlessly integrated through cantilevered terraces and matte-finished louvered blinds, providing both shade and controlled daylight.
The project meets the KlimaHaus A standard, exemplifying sustainable construction that unites energy efficiency, resource-consciousness, and architectural quality. Landscaped with local trees and shrubs, the exterior spaces form a subtle link between architecture and nature.
The architecture is deliberately integrated into its surroundings. Intersecting gable roofs give the two-story residence a lighter, more intricate presence than its actual mass, allowing it to harmonize with the rural fabric while maintaining a high standard of contemporary living. The utility building sits modestly beside it, serving practical functions for machinery, equipment, and beekeeping, while the residence is defined by openness, light, and generous proportions.
Inside, an uninterrupted spatial flow connects the kitchen, dining, and living areas across both floors, extending onto expansive terraces that seamlessly bring the outdoors into daily life. To the south, a private garden with a swimming pool offers a tranquil retreat, enveloped by greenery and framed by expansive views of the surrounding landscape. Bedrooms and bathrooms on the upper floor emphasize comfort and privacy, while the central staircase elegantly marks the transition between day and night zones.
The construction follows a clear and deliberate logic: the ground floor, built in solid masonry with full thermal insulation and coarse plaster, forms a robust foundation. Above, a lightweight timber structure with wooden cladding conveys warmth and material resonance with the surrounding environment. The roofs – a double gable for the residence, a flat roof for the utility building – create a calm yet distinctive silhouette. Sun protection is seamlessly integrated through cantilevered terraces and matte-finished louvered blinds, providing both shade and controlled daylight.
The project meets the KlimaHaus A standard, exemplifying sustainable construction that unites energy efficiency, resource-consciousness, and architectural quality. Landscaped with local trees and shrubs, the exterior spaces form a subtle link between architecture and nature.
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