Family house in Liboc

A plot in a closed courtyard with an elevation and an already issued zoning decision originally for a different house. That was the brief. And the result? Within the already established dimensions of the house volume, we shift the floor forward and create shading for the ground-floor living spaces from the low western sun. This simple principle creates a back private terrace to the garden, which is, however, at a higher level due to the elevation of both parts of the plot. The simple silhouette of the new house respects the established gabled roof, and the full sides create intimacy in contrast to the full glazing towards the garden behind the house and the green areas in front of the house. Rendered plaster, aluminum windows, metal roof, wooden oak floors, and transparency towards the east-west.