Creative approach, consistent implementation
Renovated family home, Bergisch Gladbach:
An unusual approach to design led architect and client Erika Werres to a holistic concept for the renovated family residence. From the carefully selected surface coating of the profiles for the many and varied Schüco system windows she developed ideas for colours and materials for almost all of the visible surfaces in and around the building. The result is as coherent as it is elegant.
Picture credits: Schüco International KG // Photographer: Christian Eblenkamp
Street view: Symmetrically arranged window and door areas structure the façade and roof. A recurring element is the narrow, portrait double-vent windows (Schüco AWS 75.SI).
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Garden view: Careful planning in terms of size, division of fields and positioning of the light openings has allowed the original character of the building to be retained.
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Concrete slabs and Rhine gravel mark the transition zone between the garden and the house. The dark frame profiles of the light openings form a structured contrast to the bright surfaces.
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Concrete slabs and Rhine gravel mark the transition zone between the garden and the house. The dark frame profiles of the light openings form a structured contrast to the bright surfaces.
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The nearly 13 m² continuous fixed light almost completely removes the visual division between the living space and the garden (Schüco AWS 75.SI).
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All of the floor and surface colours were coordinated with the “Tiger greybrown” powder coating of the window profiles.
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Two 4.0 m x 2.34 m lift-and-slide doors lead from the living and dining area on the ground floor to the two terraces (Schüco ASS 70).
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Two 4.0 m x 2.34 m lift-and-slide doors lead from the living and dining area on the ground floor to the two terraces (Schüco ASS 70).
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All of the seasons can be fully appreciated from the living space facing the garden as it is completely enclosed by floor-to-ceiling glass areas.
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Schüco Fingerprint biometric access control has already proven itself in practice, the clients can confirm (Schüco ADS 75.SI with Fingerprint).
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Schüco Fingerprint biometric access control has already proven itself in practice, the clients can confirm (Schüco ADS 75.SI with Fingerprint).
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Views of the façade with the layout of the light openings: street side (left) and garden side.
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