Recreational family housing in Bratislava, Slovak Republic by Chybik+Kristof Associated Architects

Article source: Chybik+Kristof Associated Architects

CHYBIK+KRISTOF ASSOCIATED ARCHITECTS designed recreational family housing near Bratislava. These houses also offer a possibility of permanent settlement. The project aims to create a residential area of high quality with direct contact with water surface. Furthermore, a considerable number of houses are located in the area of an ancient riparian forest in the riverbed of the Danube. The project’s main motto is to set up a space for a life in contact with nature, a life with a link to the original fauna and flora.

Night View

• Architects: CHYBIK+KRISTOF ASSOCIATED ARCHITECTS
• Project: Recreational family housing in the Danubia Park near Bratislava
• Location: Bratislava, Slovak Republic
• Year: 2011
• Floor space: 1800 m2 (15×120 m2)
• Team: Ondřej Chybík, Michal Krištof, Josef Chybík, Milan Domkář, Martin Šafář, Pavel Steuer
• Landscape architecture: Tomáš Babka
• Visualisation: Miss3.cz

Model

The relatively small parcels are visually interconnected by rich vegetation and a variety of high trees. The respective estates are separated from one another only by a low wall which defines clearly the boundary, but without spoiling the impression of the wilderness.

Model

The individual houses can be then seen as clear spots in the greenness. They are designed to be a place for living in the middle of the nature, literally on the boundary between the water surface and the park.

Interior View

Regarding the small floor space of the houses (a little less than 120 m2), we decided to employ a simple form which, however, shows the object itself to good advantage. In this way, even such a small house can feature a presentable space of the living-room, a generous view on the surroundings and terraces both upstairs and on the ground floor.

Diagram

The house is situated inside dense and rich vegetation. We put a great emphasis on the precision when choosing the species and when planting the garden. This way, the garden can operate in a practically maintenance-free manner during the whole year. Plant species grow up to different heights and their alternation creates gradation, mainly when looking out from the house into the garden.

Structure & Diagram

The whole garden is completed with constant views on the water surface. For the direct contact of people with water, a jetty linked to the house is put in place.

Diagram

Plans

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Tags: Bratislava, Slovak Republic

Category: House

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