Family House Jihlava - Horní Kosov

The family house is situated on the northern side of the plot, at the corner of two streets, with a prominent architectural feature being the atrium, emphasizing the important corner position of the building and ensuring the intimacy of the house from the street side.
The house is cut into the terrain break, the resulting floor has a technical character with a built-in garage. The floor plan shape of the designed new building can be characterized as an L shape, with a more pronounced longer part, open to the garden on the south side, where views from the living rooms open up. The building has two stories, partially complemented by a basement. The basement only partially follows the floor plan footprint, creating covered spaces at the entrance and a terrace with access to the garden in the western part. The second above-ground floor has a cylindrical shape, both materially and spatially set apart from the main mass of the house.
Material-wise, it consists of a simple block with a black cladding, resting on a lightweight basement made of transparent materials, forming a pedestal for a workspace of similar character. The terrace behind the house, facing the garden, is partially shaded and divided by greenery. A pool with a sunbathing area is located separately on the plot.
Structurally, it is a combination of a brick system for vertical structures and reinforced concrete ceilings. The vertical structures are clad, with a ventilated gap. The roofs are flat in all cases. The basic floor plan footprint measures approximately 30 x 8.1 m. The height level of the parapet of the 1st floor is 6.44 m and the parapet of the 2nd floor is 8.84 m.