Architects: Metaform Architects
Location: Goeblange, Luxembourg
Project area: 320 sqm
Project year: 2009 – 2010
Photographs: Steve Troes Fotodesign
The contribution of the skylight was privileged to bring natural light to the ground floor, despite the large width of the house (15 meters).
Sunlight enters the house through several roof windows. The transparent surface of slab of glass allows light penetration to the ground floor and helps animating the central space through the day.
Huge windows (up to 3m x 10) characterize the interest brought to light and openness to the outside.
A pitched roof being required, the sloped roof is covered with the same material as the facade to assign a monolithic aspect to all of the 2 houses.
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mmmmmm suburbia. this is so yuck from the mutli shades of grey to the matching bmw mini
a bit tough and boring outside. Masterpiece inside! i would love to have a house like that! simple and cool!
Where was the editor? Not a single one of those sentences make grammatical English sense. Was it written by a fake artificial intelligence program?
Too many articles are being published right now. The flow is way too high… you have got to control it!
mmm… glass floor is not realy practical in real life.
but everithing else is grate.
the roof with the same material as the facade ok… but which material is it ?
The roof looks like aluminum perhaps. Why SHOULDN’T the side be the same material as the roof? We live in the 21st century with superior materials. There’s no practical reason the roof AND sides should be different materials. The objective is security, leak-proof, and durability.