Family House in Černošice, Czech Republic by Studio pha

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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

Family House in Černošice, Czech Republic by Studio pha

February 8th, 2013 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: Studio pha

The house is divided into two masses. Mass of single-floor (Ground floor) is a “plate” free umbrella residential space that is open to surroundings. This living area has a strong “Back” hosted service block together with a garage. Mass of two floors with a distinctive roof rack is contrary to the self-contained house (wood house) with bedrooms, bathrooms and relevant rooms, connected to the living area by short corridor. Modification of the land among them creates smooth connection between the interior and exterior.

Image Courtesy © Filip Šlapal

Architects: Studio pha
Project: Family House in Černošice
Location: Černošice, Czech Republic
Photography: Filip Šlapal
Realization: 2011
Area: 136 m2
Author: Jan Šesták, Marek Deyl
Cooperation: Filip Tomášek
Statics: Ing. Hana Gattermayerová

Image Courtesy © Filip Šlapal

plan 01 : Image Courtesy Studio pha

plan 02 : Image Courtesy Studio pha

Sections : Image Courtesy Studio pha

: Sections : Image Courtesy Studio pha

: plan 02 : Image Courtesy Studio pha

: plan 01 : Image Courtesy Studio pha

: Image Courtesy © Filip Šlapal

: Image Courtesy © Filip Šlapal

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Tags: Černošice, Czech Republic

Categories: House, Residential

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