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Haus W in Frankfurt
Haus W in Frankfurt
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Haus W in Frankfurt
Project Featured on Nov 11, 2013
Project of the Day on Nov 11, 2013
This generous loft conversion is awash with natural light.
The wet room's expansive glazed roof exploits the building’s south-facing aspect, as do the skylights above the adjoining stairwell, resulting in both volumes enjoying a dynamic interplay of light and shadow.
By contrast the extension's fully glazed north elevation delivers consistent levels of indirect light throughout the day as well as stunning views of the surrounding Wetterau region.
Integral to the scheme is the use of oak for both the flooring and staircase - its colour, depth and texture creating a warm, welcoming environment, while elegantly contrasting with the wet room's white monochrome aesthetic.
Natural ventilation is via two slender, full height louvre panels, symmetrically sited, one in each side wall, directly in front of the north elevation.
The wet room's expansive glazed roof exploits the building’s south-facing aspect, as do the skylights above the adjoining stairwell, resulting in both volumes enjoying a dynamic interplay of light and shadow.
By contrast the extension's fully glazed north elevation delivers consistent levels of indirect light throughout the day as well as stunning views of the surrounding Wetterau region.
Integral to the scheme is the use of oak for both the flooring and staircase - its colour, depth and texture creating a warm, welcoming environment, while elegantly contrasting with the wet room's white monochrome aesthetic.
Natural ventilation is via two slender, full height louvre panels, symmetrically sited, one in each side wall, directly in front of the north elevation.
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