The house called Zilvar, is situated on the edges of a little town in Eastern Bohemia, encompassed by fields and timberlands.
The customer's wish was to outline an open-arrangement, low-vitality wooden house to enhance the closeness of each of the three individuals from the family and give direct effect by the encompassing nature. A microclimate of incessant downpour, solid western winds and eastern sun was considered, together with the requirement for quiet and peace, far from the occupied, current world, to make for perfect year-long living.
The motivation for Zilvar's shape originated from the customer's 4 year-old child, who needed the building to speak to an anthropod, slanting towards the tremendous oak tree. The southern inclined rooftop, inclining far from the crown of this oak, makes you feel you are in the tree itself, though the northern slanted rooftop, turned the other way, gives a glorious perspective over the far off field.
The open-arrangement house comprises of a parlor, kitchen and eating range ground floor, which open out to the room displays at inverse finishes of the house upstairs, by modern molded staircases either end, giving correspondence between all areas of the house. Additionally, an optical deception of a much bigger space is made by the expansive glass sheets and sliding entryways, which interface the living territory inside toward the eastern patio outside furthermore by utilizing the same deck all through. An outside space, shielded from the downpour, encompasses the northern passageway and is graduated on the east side, giving a dry, open air range throughout the entire year.
Zilvar is planned as a low-vitality house; the external structure is a dissemination open divider get together. The larch timber-surrounded structure (2 by 4) is outlined utilizing KVH development timber profiles. The veneer, rooftop and inside are all made of larch sheets; in any case, the outside wood cladding uses a "smolder and stain" method, for longer–lasting life. The principle living space has extensive organization coating to exploit sunlight based increase in winter, while in summer, the huge wooden sliding shades give security against the sun radiation.
Every part, both all around, together with the daylight, drastically changes the house's state and makes you feel like a traveler in a gorge. It is an extremely reviving and quiet asylum for its inhabitants and their guests.
Photography by Petra Hajs
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