Village house in Hodesovice

The proposed house takes over the typology of the original village buildings in Hoděšovice. The house is designed according to the regulations as a set of three closely adjacent detached buildings. It forms a linear building with a threepart ground plan. The garage (the context for the barn and the perna) and the living area (the context for the living room, kitchen, pantry, granary, barn and corridor) are materially connected by a passthrough shelter (the context for the passthrough threshing floor). The buildings are complemented by a detached sauna (context to the outbuildings). The roof is gabled with no overhang.
The longitudinal axis of the main buildings is orientated in a northsouth direction and are set in the eastern part of the site outside the woodland buffer zone. The layout of the house is divided into three parts: entrance, living day and private sleeping. The entrance vestibule with a cloakroom is oriented in the southwestern part of the house and with an entrance from under the carport. It is followed by a living room with a kitchenette and a gallery in the attic accessed by a spindle schodeck. The bedrooms are located in the northern part of the house and are complemented by bathrooms and technical facilities.
Thanks to the sloping of the perimeter walls, the roof ridge rises and falls while maintaining a uniform roof glass. As a result, the building does not give such a massive impression. For the same reason, the northern part of the house is extended into three arms (each with one room) with its own front gable. In this way, even with the indirect linear shape of the building, the visual volume of the building is kept as small as possible from different perspectives. These shapes also have continuity in the irregularly growing village development.