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Residence Freundorf in Vienna

Single-family house in Austria – design by Project A01 architects, ZT GmbH

18 Feb 2014

Villa Freundorf

New Residential Building in Austria

Design: Project A01 architects, ZT GmbH

A monolithic residence has been built for a young family in a village close to Vienna. On an exposed hillside plot the residential building is positioned as a solitaire. The sculptural object is surrounded by a generous garden designed by the owners’ gardening company. The spacious garden of Residence Freundorf merges into the surrounding fields and the natural site.

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The main body of the building consists of two mutually shifted elements which follow the slope from north and south. By the horizontal displacement a high air space, forming the entrance and the central opening, is produced between the elements.

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The building consists of a basement and a ground level, integrated in the landscape and the above-seated upstairs building.
The basement includes the garage and storage rooms, half floor up is the entrance area with open wine lounge. The open air space opens up the higher-lying residential area of the ground floor. The spacious room includes an open kitchen and a separate work area. The front terrace offers direct access to the garden and pool area.

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In the south-facing building part is the children´s and guest area located, in the north the cantilevering structure contains the master bedroom area with a terrace in front.

The main construction is designed as a reinforced concrete construction. The floor structure rests on composite columns and is reinforced with a truss structure of steel.

The facades of the main building structure are designed as a cladding system, with floor to ceiling glazing. The visible external walls of the base are partially covered with a Portuguese limestone. The roof is designed as a membrane roof, the projecting area in the north covered the entrance area.

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Inside dominate reduced colors and high quality materials. The open fireplace with a concrete block accentuate the open living room. The open staircase works as a split-level solution and thus connects all areas of the house. Particularly striking is the upper floor of 40m ² with a large spa and dressing area that combines these two functions and offers a fantastic view.

The garden with a pool is zoned and offering with a big terrace area, directly connecting the pool to the house. Different zones are generated and offer a sandy beach area, a party lounge and a play ground for the kids. The high-quality planting is positioned very well and thus the vastness of the land is maintained.

House Freundorf – Building Information

Design + Interior design: project A01 architects, ZT GmbH
Garden design: Kramer und Kramer, Garden design
Floor space:
KG: 126,1 m²
EG: 147,5 m²
OG: 49,8 m²
Overall: 356,4 m²
Constructed area: 229,8 m²
Property size: 2839,3 m²
Design start: 2010
Completion: Jan 2013


images © Brigida Conzales

Location: Freundorf, Austria

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