Creative interplay of spatial volumes
Private home near Hamburg
Modernity and functionality do not have to mean a plain, white box – something that is expertly demonstrated by a family home in northern Germany designed by the architectural practice of Architekturbüro Scholz. The design is based on usage zones that can be clearly distinguished from the outside through visually separate cubes. These cubes then connect together on the inside to form a conceptual whole. The generously dimensioned façade unit which stretches from the living space to the terrace is simply spectacular. The construction comes from Schüco Jansen Steel Systems and is based on the VISS 50 system with imposing custom dimensions of 6.05 x 4.20 m.
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Picture credits: Schüco International KG / Andreas Weiss, Hamburg
An ensemble of spatial volumes designed down to the very last detail: private home in northern Germany, designed by Architekturbüro Annette Scholz, Jesteburg (near Hamburg).
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Picture credits: Schüco International KG / Andreas Weiss, Hamburg
The different functional areas can be perceived from the outside as individually shaped modules and are also distinct in terms of the façade design.
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Picture credits: Schüco International KG / Andreas Weiss, Hamburg
The different functional areas can be perceived from the outside as individually shaped modules and are also distinct in terms of the façade design.
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Picture credits: Schüco International KG / Andreas Weiss, Hamburg
The cube with the living area on a lower level has an impressive ceiling height of five metres. The large-scale façade unit was constructed by Langer Metallbau using custom dimensions (Schüco Jansen Steel Systems VISS 50).
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Picture credits: Schüco International KG / Andreas Weiss, Hamburg
Profiles embedded in the floor create a barrier-free transition between the living space and the terrace.
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Impressive dimensions: the triple-glazed façade unit measures 6.05 x 4.20 m and boasts a U value of 1.15 W/m2K (Schüco Jansen Steel Systems VISS 50).
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Picture credits: Schüco International KG / Andreas Weiss, Hamburg
Impressive dimensions: the triple-glazed façade unit measures 6.05 x 4.20 m and boasts a U value of 1.15 W/m2K (Schüco Jansen Steel Systems VISS 50).
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Picture credits: Schüco International KG / Andreas Weiss, Hamburg
Vertical pivot doors with narrow profiles and a height of 4.20 m: high-quality system constructions with comparable dimensions are predominantly encountered on ambitious commercial projects.
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Picture credits: Schüco International KG / Andreas Weiss, Hamburg
Vertical pivot doors with narrow profiles and a height of 4.20 m: high-quality system constructions with comparable dimensions are predominantly encountered on ambitious commercial projects.
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Picture credits: www.abscholz.de
Annette Scholz, Architekturbüro Scholz, Jesteburg (near Hamburg)
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