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German House - Latest Designs Residential Architecture in Germany - latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically: Haus W, Frankfurt am Main, western Germany Design: Ian Shaw Architekten photo from architect House in Frankfurt am Main - 14 May 2013 This well crafted cuboid generates spectacular light. The development, constructed out of prefabricated high insulation timber panels and energy-efficient glazing, is articulated as a classic modernist intervention: a box set into a traditional pitched roof atop a standard three-storey house. Villa W, Frankfurt, western Germany Design: Ian Shaw Architekten image from architect Villa W - 4 Apr 2013 This white, monolithic housewill reside in a suburb of Frankfurt. From the street it will appear impenetrable, so delineating a clear demarcation between the public and private realms.The building’sfront elevation is articulated as a series of windowless blocks, its recessed entranceway the only glazed element of its north facing façade. New Stuttgart Property, south west Germany Design: J. MAYER H. Architects photograph : David Franck New Stuttgart House - 2 Apr 2013 The new house is on a plot of land near Stuttgart, on a hillside with a generous view of the valley. The owners wanted a new home that would bring this view to life even inside of the building. The house is in a residential area with conventional developments, most of which date from the 1960s. The new, 4-person family home is divided into an elevated ground floor with entrance area, utility room and spa, and a second floor with an open, flowing floor plan containing the living, dining and kitchen areas. Soft House, Hamburg, northern Germany Design: KVA Matx photo from architect IBA House Hamburg - 2 Apr 2013 The IBA Hamburg opened to the public in March, 2013. Over 50,000 visitors each week are expected to visit the projects. The SOFT HOUSE is a set of live/work row house units which offer a new model for low carbon construction and an ecologically responsive lifestyle that can be personalized to meet homeowner needs. The Soft House demonstrates how domestic infrastructure can become ‘soft’- engaging flexible living concepts, carbon neutral solid wood construction, and wireless building controls with responsive and performative textiles which create the public identity of the architecture. Penthouse Simon - Residence in Königstein im Taunus, Hesse, western Germany Design: Ian Shaw Architekten photo : Felix Krumbholz Residence in Königstein im Taunus - 18 Feb 2013 The concept for this striking penthouse - developed within a late nineteenth century residence in Königstein - was to strip everything back to its essential quality. All existing interior walls were removed and a steel A-Frame introduced to achieve a 7m double height, column free space. SU House, Stuttgart, south west Germany Design: Alexander Brenner Architekten photo : Zooey Braun, Stuttgart SU House - 1 Feb 2013 On a plot in a villa quarter at the edge of a forest in the south of Stuttgart, a villa thoroughly designed down to the smallest detail was build for an art lover and her family. Haus am Weinberg, Stuttgart, south west Germany Architect: UNStudio image © Iwan Baan Haus am Weinberg - 26 Oct 2012 The Haus am Weinberg is located in a setting that is at one time rural, yet suburban. The location of the villa affords pastoral views of the stepped terraces of an ancient hillside vineyard on one side and cityscape vistas on the other. The inner circulation, organisation of the views and the programme distribution of the house are determined by a single gesture, ‘the twist’. In the Haus am Weinberg the central twist element supports the main staircase as it guides and organises the main flows through the house. House O, Potsdam-Mittelmark, near Berlin, north east Germany Design: Peter Ruge Architekten picture © Werner Huthmacher Haus Potsdam-Mittelmark - 19 Oct 2012 The site lies upon a hill in a beautiful small village in the district Potsdam-Mittelmark in a fantastic scenic situation with breathtaking views over the nearby lake. The surroundings are dominated by a combination of historical and modern mansions. As many of the old large trees on the site should be kept as possible. Recent German House Designs Haus Bavaria, Regensburg, southeast Germany Design: Carlo Berarducci Architecture photo : Herbert Stolz Haus Bavaria - 13 Aug 2012 Above the ancient Roman walls of the city of Regensburg, in Bavaria (Germany), the project foresees the total demolition and reconstruction of an edifice which is part of a continuous “quint” dating back to the Middle Ages, overlooking the park on the outskirts of the city (Stadtpark) on the external side and facing the street on the internal side. The gutted building will be totally re-designed and converted into a private home for two people. Haus N, Lake Wörthsee, Bavaria, southeast Germany Bembé Dellinger Architekten photo : Angelo Kaunat New German House JustK, Tübingen, Baden-Württemberg architekten martenson und nagel · theissen photograph : Brigida González Tübingen House Haus R, Schondorf, Lake Ammersee, Bavaria Bembé Dellinger Architekten photograph : Stefan Müller-Naumann Bavarian House German House Designs Major Residential Architecture in Germany, alphabetical: Dupli.Casa - House near Ludwigsburg 2008 J. MAYER H. Architects photograph : David Franck Photographie Ludwigsburg house Hillside House, south west Germany 2010- 3deluxe in/exterior picture from 3deluxe in/exterior Hillside House House F, Kronberg, Germany 2008 Meixner Schlüter Wendt Architekten photograph : Christoph Kraneburg Kronberg house Hundertacht House, Bonn-Kessenich 2007 Uwe Schröder Architekten photograph : Stefan Müller, Berlin Hundertacht House More German homes online soon

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