![Feldbalz House / Gus Wüstemann - Image 1 of 26](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/52d8/6120/e8e4/4efb/2400/0030/newsletter/PORTADA.jpg?1389912330)
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Architects: Gus Wüstemann Architects
- Area: 276 m²
- Year: 2008
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Photographs:Bruno Helbling
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Text description provided by the architects. This project is not a house but a family sculpture looking for freedom and social interaction.
![Feldbalz House / Gus Wüstemann - Table, Chair](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/52d8/5fc2/e8e4/4e4f/2100/004a/medium_jpg/Fe_020.jpg?1389911972)
The created sculpture contains family life, where everybody meets and circulates on the first floor, while providing a great view over the lake of Zurich.
![Feldbalz House / Gus Wüstemann - Stairs, Facade, Glass, Concrete, Handrail](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/52d8/6049/e8e4/4e4f/2100/004d/medium_jpg/Fe_084.jpg?1389912105)
This sculpture separates the parents’ area, which is on top of the sculpture, and the children’s area, which lies underneath. The whole construction rests on the volume of the fireplace; an element of content and emotion.
![Feldbalz House / Gus Wüstemann - Countertop, Chair](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/52d8/60cc/e8e4/4e4f/2100/004f/newsletter/Fe_233.jpg?1389912244)
There are no walls or recognizable architectural elements; you are either in the public figure, above or underneath it. The sculpture frees the “building” of the normally so obviously recognizable building regulations.