The residential building complies with the specifications of the development plan, but interprets it in a modern way and fits in perfectly with the surrounding traditional and rural houses.

Project Name – Einfamilienhaus J am Starnberger See
Studio Name -WSM ARCHITEKTEN
Project size– 234 m2
Site size –  1476 m2
Completion date– 2019
Building Level – 2
Location– Starnberger See, Bayern, Germany
Photography– Anto Jularic

Einfamilienhaus J am Starnberger See By WSM ARCHITEKTEN - Sheet3
©Anto Jularic

The facade, consisting of horizontal wooden slats and large glazed surfaces, appears rather closed towards the street, but opens up with large apertures towards the garden side, overlooking the large old oak trees located in the southeast corner. To the east, a narrow part of the house is designed as a loggia and covered terrace.

Einfamilienhaus J am Starnberger See By WSM ARCHITEKTEN - Sheet4
©Anto Jularic

Despite the generous glazed openings, interior spaces are created with a sense of privacy and at the same time a relationship to the outside. The arrangement of the rooms is based on a triple division through the roof ridge. In the kitchen, dining room, living room and office, this structure is broken and forms a coherent spatial continuous. The two-story high room also integrates the upper floor and gives the impression of a loft.

©Anto Jularic

The outbuilding with garage is designed in the same style as the main building. It creates the impression of a small ensemble. The outbuilding with garage, located at some distance, clearly accentuates the residential building. At the same time, the garden area is framed by the selective placement of the outbuilding and allows privacy from the street.

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