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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. Baltic Sea Terraces in Eckernförde, Germany by rimpf Architektur & GeneralplanungMay 13th, 2020 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: rimpf Architektur & Generalplanung Built on a slope, with a view over the Baltic Sea Situated on a steep, westerly slope, approximately 20m above sea level, below one of Eckernförde’s most popular residential streets, this residence enjoys one of the most stunning views over the bay and the open Baltic Sea.  Image Courtesy © Hagen Stier
 Image Courtesy © Hagen Stier The site, 12m in width, 50m in length with an 9m elevation, required access from the upper end. This demanded a special design concept. The unique east view and the desire for sunshine throughout the day, were only a few of the priorities to be considered. Maritime Design with large open Terraces Obviously, a building had to be planned on a slope, with terraces stretching towards the east. Adequate privacy was of the essence, so each terrace, constructed with an awning, prevented a view over other terraces. The span of the ceilings over the total width of the house enabled an individual design concept for the interior. The easterly, as well as the adjacent façades were completely glazed, providing a smooth transition between the interior and exterior. The “navigation bridge”, situated on the highest point of the building, with a 3-dimensionally curved roof, completed the “maritime” feeling of the design, further emphasized by the terrace railings.  Image Courtesy © Hagen Stier  Image Courtesy © Hagen Stier  Image Courtesy © Hagen Stier  Image Courtesy © Hagen Stier  Image Courtesy © Hagen Stier  Image Courtesy © Hagen Stier  Image Courtesy © Hagen Stier  Image Courtesy © Hagen Stier  Image Courtesy © Hagen Stier  Image Courtesy © Hagen Stier  Image Courtesy © Hagen Stier  Image Courtesy © rimpf Architektur & Generalplanung  Image Courtesy © rimpf Architektur & Generalplanung
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