Article source: Aulík Fišer Architekti

This plot‘s main value that influenced the concept of this two-storied house with a cellar below a part of it is its direct link to Kunratický les (forest). The main living quarters, the viewing centreline passing through the entire ground floor and the two-storied vertical space are opened towards the forest. The house was designed as a relatively small one respecting the overall suitability, for one part of glazing transforms into a roof here. Yet it is sufficient enough to see the selected strip of the garden, forest and sky as a whole, in one vertical format.

Image Courtesy Andrea Thiel Lhotáková

• Architects: Aulík Fišer Architekti
• Project: Family House In Kunratice
• Location:Prague 4, Kunratice, Prague, Czech Republic
• Interior design collaboration: Ing. arch.  Markéta Aulíková
• Location: Prague 4, Kunratice
• Photography: Andrea Thiel Lhotáková
• Proposal: 2005
• Realization: 2009
• Floor area:  230m2 + technical facility and garage

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