Family house, České Budějovice
completed 2015, České Budějovice
cooperation Aleš Herold
photo Filip Šlapal
The investor of a luxury two-generation villa in the outskirts of the city wanted a self-accessible apartment unit with its own part of the land for grandparents, a direct connection of the living areas to the garden, as well as the enjoyment of the view.
The house, which looks from the east, street side like a white block with irregularly spaced windows and a recessed entry, has a main room upstairs.
The brick house with monolithic ceilings is equipped with modern technology and offers a low-energy standard.
The building is partly buried in a gentle slope, so that half an atrium breached in the opposite facade is joined by an overflow wave.
The detached south-facing terrace also has a ground floor apartment, above which is a private wing with bedrooms and bathrooms.
Thanks to our excellent architects, we not longer haver to look for the ideal home. Their design is a success, and we enjoy spending time all our time in it
The Nemeth family
Wooden floors and built-in furniture stand out against a white background of walls and ceilings.
Both the dining room and reading room, with its generous glass, open to the city skyline.
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Pěkné bydlení 08/17Elegance jednoduchosti
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DOMOV 01/2018Stempel & Tesař architekti: domy na přání
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idnes.czJak splnit sny klientů: někdy je nutné postavit dva domy místo jednoho
