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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. MOUNTAIN-VIEW HOUSE in Austria by SoNo arhitektiJune 14th, 2015 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: SoNo arhitekti This one-family residence is surrounded by nature overlooking the Austrian Alps. It iss located in a small village more than 800 m above the sea level connected with the famous skiing region of Kitzbuehel.  Image Courtesy © Matevž Paternoster
 Image Courtesy © Matevž Paternoster This hillside home features three levels of living spaces in stepped design following the layout of the site’s steep slope. Main entrance is designed from it’s street side and leads to an open space mid level area with a stunning view – a paneled glass wall overlooks the valley and the mountains as far as the eye can see. Inside the living spaces and the master bedroom it feels like you’re floating out into the distant landscape. The residence takes different shapes depending of the viewer’s standpoint due to it’s playful design of the gable roofs that echoes the shape of nearby mountain peaks. The lowest level is more grounded and darker but still followed with spectacular views. It offers direct access to an outside terrace. Landscape around the house is shaped into terraces that follow the natural terrain while each having it’s own purpose – sauna, jacuzzi, leisure area, garden, orchard… All in all, the house is planned so that is hidden away from neighboring eyes and open only to the landscape or the sky.  Image Courtesy © Matevž Paternoster MOUNTAIN-VIEW HOUSE interior design Interiors are modern, full of natural light and natural colors with different combinations of materials that develop a warm welcoming atmosphere. Main entrance is located on the street side and leads to an open space mid level area with a stunning view to the Alps. As we go down the stairs we see a large living area that opens to a spacious kitchen and dining area on the left and to a luxurious sleeping area on the right. Interior is very modern, concrete surfaces dominate the living areas but at the same time they are balanced with gentle undertones of the wooden elements. There’s an element of surprise – while we usually use wood for floorings and visual concrete for the ceilings – here the situation is reverse.  Image Courtesy © Matevž Paternoster Basement area has a very different character. The main space is designed into a tradional Zilberstube – room for celebrations and frendly gatherings It is complimented with a wine cellar, guest bedrooms and a fitness room. It offers direct access to an outside terrace.  Image Courtesy © Matevž Paternoster Architecture Office SoNo architects unites a new generation of slovenian architects in order to create modern, high-quality architecture designs that emerge as a mix of architectural theory, study and research of the sites’ characteristics, innovations and testing of new materials and construction methods. Our typical architecture displays itself as a complex, unconventional structure that strides to be placed into the landscape as best as possible, satisfying the client’s needs and desires, efficiently including natural resources which is reflected in the innovative floor plan solutions.  Image Courtesy © Matevž Paternoster  Image Courtesy © Matevž Paternoster  Image Courtesy © Matevž Paternoster  Image Courtesy © Matevž Paternoster  Image Courtesy © Matevž Paternoster  Image Courtesy © Matevž Paternoster  Image Courtesy © Matevž Paternoster  Image Courtesy © Matevž Paternoster  Image Courtesy © Matevž Paternoster  Image Courtesy © Matevž Paternoster  Image Courtesy © SoNo arhitekti  Image Courtesy © SoNo arhitekti  Image Courtesy © SoNo arhitekti
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