The weekend house in Mühldorf is a well-thought-out architectural concept that integrates harmoniously on the edge of an existing settlement. The arrangement of the buildings is parallel to the southern side, ensuring optimal use of sunlight. The main structure features a classic gabled roof, while the subordinate buildings with flat roofs provide a modern complement and loosen up the overall composition.

The north side of the house is intentionally introverted and reserved, offering the residents privacy while respecting the public space. In contrast, the generous south side opens up widely to the adjacent garden landscape. This design not only creates a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces but also provides private retreats in the open air, inviting relaxation and leisure.

The separation between the ground floor and the upper floor is achieved through a flat ceiling plate, giving the space a clear structure. Large covered outdoor areas extend the living space outward and provide protection from the weather. These areas are ideal for social gatherings or quiet moments in nature.

The minimalist design language of the building is reflected in the reduced choice of materials, focusing on the essentials. The facade is clad in wood, with parts of it designed as semi-transparent cross-lattice cladding. This choice not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the house but also ensures a harmonious integration into the surrounding landscape.

Inside, the wood from the facade is picked up and translated into a compact, modern interior design. Furniture blocks structure the different areas of the house, creating functional zones without losing the open character. This design fosters a high quality of living in a compact space and allows the residents to enjoy the weekend in a stylish and comfortable environment.

The weekend house embodies a successful interplay of functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability – providing a retreat and place of relaxation for its users, with a high quality of stay.