The family house is inserted into the built-up area with existing sparse construction and communication network on the outskirts of Nová Ves near Frýdlant nad Ostravicí. The house is positioned in the northeastern corner of the lot, allowing the largest part of the plot to remain a private, intimate area for the investor. At the same time, convenient access and entry to the building is ensured. The main dominant line of the entire house consists of “broken slabs” of the individual floors supporting the staircase. The spaces between the structures are open and mostly glazed towards the private part of the plot. The solid masses of the exterior structures face primarily the road. Overall, the house is designed in a simple color combination of dark and light shades with clear glass with reflection. Functionally, it is divided into three parts: the second floor contains children's rooms with a bathroom, the lowered part of the first floor serves as a living space for the whole family, and the second part of the first floor is intended for parents, with a dressing room, bathroom, study, and bedroom.
The house is oriented so that the glazed areas of the living rooms face southwest, while the technical rooms and facilities face north.
Built-up area of the house: 365.5 m² + 80 m² garage
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