Designed by n-lab architects, the single-family house reveals firmly anchored volumes and floating bodies creating large overhangs. The clearly defined volumes play with the concepts of heaviness and lightness.The four facades were treated with regard to local conditions. The few openings to neighboring buildings are partially covered in wooden slats in order to filter the views from and to the most private areas. The largest opening is on the garden side, where the entire first floor is raised off the ground. The number of materials in the interior have been limited to create a calm atmosphere and to focus on the many views outside the house. Bathroom and bedroom have been designed more intimate by using dark materials such as dark oak parquet and dark tiles.

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