<translation>Family house Opava-Jaktař</translation>

The plot is located on the northwestern edge of the city of Opava. It gently slopes towards the north. Access is from the north side, with a view of the Opava Highlands to the south.
The family house consists of two basic volumes. The single-story wooden part contains the social area of the house, and the two-story brick part houses the bedrooms. Adjacent to the basic volumes is a wooden pergola for covered parking with a shelter for bicycles and a pergola for the outdoor terrace with a hot tub. All volumes of the family house are "enclosed," unified by protruding stone walls.
The load-bearing structure of the wooden building's walls consists of wooden boards clad with OSB panels. The roof structure is made up of partly exposed laminated beams in the interior. The exterior of the wooden building is covered with wood, while the interior features recessed drywall walls in combination with stone cladding.
On the first floor, aligned along the S-N axis, there is a kitchen with a dining room and a living room with direct access to the outdoor seating on the terrace. Adjacent to this operational axis are the spaces for the parents with hygiene facilities, a dressing room, and a bathroom with a built-in sauna..
On the second floor, there are rooms for the children with their own hygiene facilities.