Family house in Ostrava - Třebovice

Architect: ATOS-6 | Radim Václavík

Address: Třebovice, Ostrava, Czech Republic

Investor:Ing. Richard Köhler

Project:11/2004

Completion:11/2005

Area:280 m²

Built Up Area:165 m²

Built Up Space:1210 m³

single-family houses

Companies

Wienerberger cihlářský průmysl, a. s.

Zdivo POROTHERM

Assignment

4 people
Open living space
Connection of interior with exterior
Studio separated from the living area
Affordable

Design

The house - a reflection of the investor
Elegant and self-assured
Play with open space and light
Use of dominant materials in elementary form
Glass - Aluminum - Concrete - Wood

Architectural Solution

The overall volume of the building is composed of a simple cuboid mass.
The house is freestanding, unbasement, with a simple floor plan.
The layout is distinctly divided into a daytime living area and a studio part, which are located on the entrance level, and a quiet nighttime area upstairs.
Visual connection to the garden is ensured by generous glazing. The dining area is separated from the living space by a fireplace, which serves as a focal point of the interior.
From the hallway on the upper floor, access is provided to the bedrooms and bathrooms, and on the other side is a spacious studio.

Construction Solution

The foundation structures are executed as foundation concrete strips. Vertical load-bearing structures are made of POROTHERM block masonry. Horizontal structures will consist of visible monolithic concrete ceilings. The family house is covered with a flat roof.
In today's time, operational costs are important. The house has heating losses of 8.2kW even without the use of special technologies, and an air-water heat pump is used for its heating.

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