Family House Faistenau
This single-family house, built on a very steep hillside, opens to the west with irregularly arranged, partly generous glass fronts and a veranda on the barrier-free upper floor. In addition to the ventilated façade
This single-family house, built on a very steep hillside, opens to the west with irregularly arranged, partly generous glass fronts and a veranda on the barrier-free upper floor. In addition to the ventilated façade
For the planning of this single-family home in Bavaria / Germany, extra brainpower was required - because the hillside location required to overcome a height difference of 6 to 7 meters. Houses often look
The nature-inspired therapy center in Faistenau in province Salzburg / Austria, combines workplaces for 10 freelance therapists, a climbing tower, bolder room, gym and a spacious apartment for a family - all on three
Committed to tradition and the next generation In the single-family home in St. Gilgen / province Salzburg in Austria, traditional forms and elements of living were interpreted in a modern way and translated into the
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