The Brenner Research House opens up with large glass surfaces to the street and the view. | © Zooey Braun

The building is rather closed to the neighboring houses. The concrete facades were roughened up by hand and seem to grow out of the ground like a rock.| © Zooey Braun

A sculptured staircase leads from the entrance up to the studio. | © Zooey Braun

A sculptured staircase leads from the entrance up to the studio. | © Zooey Braun

The interior walls show a cloudy, handcrafted surface. To achieve this, the architect decided for the lime filler KEIM Athenit-Fino and KEIM Dekorfarben (Decor Paint color powders) and had them mixed individually according to his ideas. | © Zooey Braun

On the top floor is the living room which provides access to a roof terrace with a panoramic view over Stuttgart. | © Zooey Braun

The interior walls show a cloudy, handcrafted surface. To achieve this, the architect decided for the lime filler KEIM Athenit-Fino and KEIM Dekorfarben (Decor Paint color powders) and had them mixed individually according to his ideas. | © Zooey Braun

Some walls and the ceiling in the wine cellar received a gold-colored finish with the mineral stain KEIM Design-Lasur. This underlines the texture of the substrate. | © Zooey Braun

A sculptured staircase leads from the entrance up to the studio. | © Zooey Braun

The interior walls show a cloudy, handcrafted surface. To achieve this, the architect decided for the lime filler KEIM Athenit-Fino and KEIM Dekorfarben (Decor Paint color powders) and had them mixed individually according to his ideas. | © Zooey Braun

Some walls and the ceiling in the wine cellar received a gold-colored finish with the mineral stain KEIM Design-Lasur. This underlines the texture of the substrate. | © Zooey Braun

Mineral Paint in Brenner House | KEIM

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