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Haus M by Titus Bernhard Architects

The slope site of this house give some challenge for the architect. To overcome that, the house built on two storeys to reach the almost flat garden level. This structure makes a rise to the leitmotiv of a “house winding up the slope”, with a quarry-stone facade which is corresponding to the ultra-thin frames of the facade.

Door Design in Haus M by Titus Bernhard ArchitectsFrames Glass of Haus M by Titus Bernhard ArchitectsGlass Wall of  Haus M by Titus Bernhard ArchitectsHouse Corner in Haus M by Titus Bernhard ArchitectsSlope Site of  Haus M by Titus Bernhard Architects
Night Lighting of Haus M by Titus Bernhard Architects

Despite its complex geometry, the house is organized in clearly perceivable zones, based initially on additive modules. Lateral light from the south and west and overhead light in the north and east sections make systematic use of shadow and diffuse light.
Location : Grünwald, Germany
Architects : Titus Bernhard Architekten BDA

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This entry was posted on Thursday, April 1st, 2010 at 10:32 am and is filed under Brick House Design. Tags: bda, diffuse light, Door Design, glass wall, haus, Haus M, perceivable zones, quarry stone, slope, titus bernhard, Titus Bernhard Architects, ultra-thin frames
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