#villagearchitecture

 At the end of a long driveway in Bobingen stands the green atelier house. Well embedded among a highly heterogeneous existing building stock, it forms the center of the property. In direct proximity are the residential houses of the builder's family members, garages, and the listed Kosimosinian castle — the oldest secular building in Bobingen. The client, an artist, wished for an atelier at the place of her childhood. The result is an 18-meter-long, single-story new building that resembles a barn. It reflects the character of the local structures and makes this its defining theme. Simplicity becomes the fundamental principle: a clear, elongated wooden structure with a prominent gabled roof is placed on an unreinforced concrete s... More