Typical Farmhouse design in Zellerndor by Franz Architekten
Built between natural environment and beautiful plantation, this typical residence is arranged as a series of shifted boxes by divided the typical programmatic elements of a farmhouse – the residence, barn, and stables – into separate entities, designed by Vienna-based architecture firm Franz Architekten. The dwelling consists of three independent components measuring 6.6m by 16.6 m, where the volumes are connected with the main circulation path, a glazed hallway. The first volume reached is the parking/storage, followed by the volume holding the living and kitchen room. The volume set farthest from the street holds the master bedroom, children’s rooms and bathrooms. The defined voids created by the shifting of the volumes provide the perfect space for a wooden terrace and a swimming pool between the sleeping and living volumes of this family house. Gardens occupy the space between the parking volume and the living.
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Photography by ©Franz Architekten
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