Einfamilienhaus

This residential transformation project reinterprets a 1960s house through a careful strategy of structural reuse, volumetric clarity, and spatial densification. Situated on a corner plot within a heterogeneous urban fabric of varying building scales and typologies, the intervention preserves the footprint and foundational concrete frame of the existing house while extending vertically with a lightweight steel structure engineered to withstand seismic loads. Giorgos Sfakianakis The architectural language is defined by a sculptural massing of opaque facades and calibrated openings. Responding to the proximity of taller neighboring buildings and the challenge of privacy, the house assumes a monolithic presence. To mediate light and spat... More

Together with the clients, a clearly structured floor plan concept was developed for the detached house, which creates plenty of space for generous living areas and establishes a harmonious connection between the interior and exterior spaces. tschinkersten tschinkersten The building site is a quiet plot of land between old farmsteads on the outskirts of Holzkirchen in Upper Bavaria. The residential building is an elongated structure that stretches along the edge of the plot and opens up to the outside through a covered open space to the south. A skin of untreated local larch was chosen for the building envelope. This is pulled over the façade openings in places to create differentiated areas and also provide privacy. ts... More

The striking wooden structure stands on the edge of a closely parceled out new building area in Sebi. Due to a subtle hillside location through the relatively small corner property, it is easily accessible via a heavily frequented street that borders directly to the north. Adolf Bereuter In order to die in this position, the building is an introverted courtyard house with other trigger points. Adolf Bereuter The heart of the building: a protected, functional inner courtyard. Around him himself the house. Optionally, it can be made the same or closed with wooden sliding elements that can be used in the façade occupations and for homogeneous exterior views. Thus north access the opportunity to bring nature into the house on... More

Crown House is a Villa, designed by Alexander Brenner Architects.This modern Villa is located in Frankfurt, Germany in a hillside  villa area in the south of a small residential road. The facade facing the street is mainly closed, owed to modern living requirements while on the other hand a floor-to-ceiling glass façade opening up towards the garden and the magnificent view to the valley.The ground floor accommodates the joinly used rooms like the library, the home theatre and the living area.The two-storey hall with the staircase connects this part of the building with the kitchen- and dining area in the western section.On the upper level, all bedrooms and the associated bathrooms are arranged around the gallery.The master... More