Family House Přezletice

The family house is located in a newly developed residential area on the outskirts of the village of Přezletice. The plot is situated on level ground, partly on the site of a former pond. The entire area is governed by a unified traditional urban regulatory framework.

The designed house strives for the maximum possible utilization of sunlight in the living areas of the plot and the adjacent residential spaces of the house. All of this is done while preserving as much intimacy as possible in these areas. The architects' intent was to create a house that, through its shape and structure, offers flowing spaces not defined by the outline of the house, serving the family's life. The composition of the house is formed by three mutually shifted prisms grouped around a central hall.

The house is divided into a quiet zone and a social zone, with the central feature being a two-story hall located at the conceptual intersection of the layout. This transitions smoothly into the living room with kitchen and is connected to the outdoor terrace through a glass wall. Surrounding the central hall are a guest room and a study. At the entrance part of the house, there is a garage for two cars. In the quiet zone on the upper floor, there are four children's rooms with a bathroom. In the western part of the layout, there is a bedroom with a bathroom, a walk-in closet, and a utility room.

The exterior walls of the house are made of brick blocks with an external contact insulation system. The ceilings are reinforced concrete monolithic. The structure of the skylights is steel with sheet metal cladding. The exterior plaster of the façades is white, punctuated by window openings with gray aluminum frames. The interior surfaces of the house are plastered with gypsum plaster and finished with a white paint. The floors are made of Merbau wood.