This ‘H16 House‘ consists of ” two contrasting cubes responding to the particular situation on the inclined plot “. The transparent, all-glass cube features an open living space with a flexible ground plan and highly insulating triple glazing (individual pane dimensions: 2,36 x 3,63 m) to facilitate a pleasant room climate and the greatest possible transparency.
From the slope to the south of the house, one immediately apprehends its straightforward parti. A glass-and-steel volume, approximately 23 feet deep and 56 feet long, devoted to the living, dining, and kitchen areas, rests on a deeper, steel-framed base, containing bedrooms, roomy baths, and an office. Enclosed by charcoal-black, non-load-bearing, precast-concrete panels, this volume is about 31 feet deep and 54 feet long.
Operable, double-paned, narrow windows, between 16 inches and 3 feet in width and a little over 8 feet high, bring light and air into these lower-level quarters. A third, beige-precast-concrete volume, linked by a terrace and roof deck, contains the garage and service equipment for the 4,200-square-foot residence.
A glass volume for living and dining spaces perches serenely atop a black-concrete-paneled base.The two are linked to a third volume, a garage, by a roof deck and are backed by a limestone retaining wall.
Architects : 3e - Werner Sobek exhibition & entertainment engineering, Stuttgart/Germany
Planning time : 2002 - 2005
Construction time : 2005 - 2006
Tasks completed : Architectural design and overall structural planning
Client : H. & G. Link, Balingen/Germany
Photographers : Zooey Braun, Stuttgart/Germany
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