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Henning Baurmann| Residential Building | Karlsruhe, Germany
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Henning Baurmann| Residential Building | Karlsruhe, Germany
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A dream plot: idyllically placed at the edge of the wood,
with a wonderful view over fields, trees and meadows.
The house opens to the surroundings with terraces and
loggias facing three directions. The layout, however, was a
special challenge for architect and owner because building
regulations demanded a one floor structure and the compliance
with a minimum distance to the edge of the wood.
The long side of the building with its crystalline ashlar
points to the East. With deep recesses through loggias
and terraces, the upper floor lies just below the legal limits
of the floor concept and was therefore not considered a
full floor. A visual parallel is provided by the “recesses” of
the generous, floor-to-ceiling window areas to the lower
floor. The West facade, looking towards the neighbour is,
in contrast, largely closed. The room has been designed
to make best use of available natural light. To the South
the dining area forms the centre of family life, to the North
the living room offers a beautiful view of the landscape. In
the centre of the house: the open kitchen with an abundant
space.
with a wonderful view over fields, trees and meadows.
The house opens to the surroundings with terraces and
loggias facing three directions. The layout, however, was a
special challenge for architect and owner because building
regulations demanded a one floor structure and the compliance
with a minimum distance to the edge of the wood.
The long side of the building with its crystalline ashlar
points to the East. With deep recesses through loggias
and terraces, the upper floor lies just below the legal limits
of the floor concept and was therefore not considered a
full floor. A visual parallel is provided by the “recesses” of
the generous, floor-to-ceiling window areas to the lower
floor. The West facade, looking towards the neighbour is,
in contrast, largely closed. The room has been designed
to make best use of available natural light. To the South
the dining area forms the centre of family life, to the North
the living room offers a beautiful view of the landscape. In
the centre of the house: the open kitchen with an abundant
space.
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