This rather classic project includes several elements that deviate from typical solutions. The investor's dream was to design a single-story house, located on a plot with a significant slope with a height difference of 3 meters. It was proposed to level the plot, which allowed the building to blend into the sloping terrain. The form of the canopies on the side of the garden has delicate skews that add character. The proposed extensive glazing on the garden side, which when opened gives direct contact with the garden. As a result, the canopy does not take away daylight and the open space of the kitchen, living room and living room is directly accessible from the terrace.
usable area 240 sqm
width of the front elevation: 20,4 m
length of the building: 26,9 m
location: Bytom
a project of a single-family house located on a plot with a large slope of the land
the height difference on the plot is more than 2 meters
the main assumption of the project was to integrate the single-storey house into the plot in such a way as to obtain a cozy zone of the living room and the terrace possibly palatial
it was proposed to level part of the plot and strengthen its border with a retaining wall
the house on the slope is a compact L-shaped single-storey house
the living zone, designed as slightly higher in the light, so that significant glazing gives the impression of direct contact with the garden
a canopy is proposed over the large glazing of the living zone to protect it from rain and heat
the living zone is proposed as open with direct access to the terrace and garden
the night zone is designed as a system of bedrooms accessible from a corridor with light from the garden side
the night zone has a slightly lower clear height than the day zone
contemporary subdued aesthetics
non-rectangular overhangs add character
design: STUDIO BB ARCHITEKCI, Tomasz Bradecki, Barbara Uherek-Bradecka, Arek Kocoń
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