- ORT 121A
Construction of a family house, Berlin-Buckow, LP1-8
The planned family residence was planned on a “battle axe block” outside the back building field. Strict requirements from city planning only allowed for a one-story building, including an attic. Parameters for the design were the heights of the eave and the ridge. The pavilion’s ground floor creates an intoverted urbanity through its L shape. Large glass facades mirror the entire environment and let the house merge with its surroundings.
Planned construction period: 03.2015 – 12.2015
Floor space: ca. 300 m²
Construction cost: ca. 450,000 €Private client
- ORT 121A
Construction of a family house, Berlin-Buckow, LP1-8
The planned family residence was planned on a “battle axe block” outside the back building field. Strict requirements from city planning only allowed for a one-story building, including an attic. Parameters for the design were the heights of the eave and the ridge. The pavilion’s ground floor creates an intoverted urbanity through its L shape. Large glass facades mirror the entire environment and let the house merge with its surroundings.
Planned construction period: 03.2015 – 12.2015
Floor space: ca. 300 m²
Construction cost: ca. 450,000 €Private client
- ORT 121A
Construction of a family house, Berlin-Buckow, LP1-8
The planned family residence was planned on a “battle axe block” outside the back building field. Strict requirements from city planning only allowed for a one-story building, including an attic. Parameters for the design were the heights of the eave and the ridge. The pavilion’s ground floor creates an intoverted urbanity through its L shape. Large glass facades mirror the entire environment and let the house merge with its surroundings.
Planned construction period: 03.2015 – 12.2015
Floor space: ca. 300 m²
Construction cost: ca. 450,000 €Private client
- ORT 121A
Construction of a family house, Berlin-Buckow, LP1-8
The planned family residence was planned on a “battle axe block” outside the back building field. Strict requirements from city planning only allowed for a one-story building, including an attic. Parameters for the design were the heights of the eave and the ridge. The pavilion’s ground floor creates an intoverted urbanity through its L shape. Large glass facades mirror the entire environment and let the house merge with its surroundings.
Planned construction period: 03.2015 – 12.2015
Floor space: ca. 300 m²
Construction cost: ca. 450,000 €Private client
- ORT 121A
Construction of a family house, Berlin-Buckow, LP1-8
The planned family residence was planned on a “battle axe block” outside the back building field. Strict requirements from city planning only allowed for a one-story building, including an attic. Parameters for the design were the heights of the eave and the ridge. The pavilion’s ground floor creates an intoverted urbanity through its L shape. Large glass facades mirror the entire environment and let the house merge with its surroundings.
Planned construction period: 03.2015 – 12.2015
Floor space: ca. 300 m²
Construction cost: ca. 450,000 €Private client
- ORT 121A
Construction of a family house, Berlin-Buckow, LP1-8
The planned family residence was planned on a “battle axe block” outside the back building field. Strict requirements from city planning only allowed for a one-story building, including an attic. Parameters for the design were the heights of the eave and the ridge. The pavilion’s ground floor creates an intoverted urbanity through its L shape. Large glass facades mirror the entire environment and let the house merge with its surroundings.
Planned construction period: 03.2015 – 12.2015
Floor space: ca. 300 m²
Construction cost: ca. 450,000 €Private client
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