
house G by hammerschmid, pachl, seebacher architekten in austria
the residence is divided into two distinct portions connected by a light-filled, suspended staircase of timber and metal.
house G by hammerschmid, pachl, seebacher architekten in austria
photo © dietmar hammerschmid
all images courtesy of hammerschmid, pachl, seebacher architekten
‘house G’ by hammerschmid, pachl, seebacher architekten is located in the northern part of austria, where the land is defined by calm, flowing hills and clear blue skies. staying true to the traditional architecture of the context, the studio has designed the residence within the geometry of a gable roof. after elongating the form within the extents of the site, the volume was divided into two sections. the first, is classified as the open living lounge constructed using a timber structure, where the family enjoys the warm company of guests. the second, is the retreat area in the basement that is granted sunlight through an embedded courtyard.

the timber construction is a series of repeated layers
photo © dietmar hammerschmid
wooden lamellar-shaped columns prevent insights from the neighboring properties, but do not restrict the great views of the surrounding hills. in addition, the suspended staircase near the heart of the dwelling corresponds with the rest of the materials and enables light th travel vertically from the small courtyard to the lower level bathroom.

(left) the suspended staircase
(right) the bathroom
photo © dietmar hammerschmid

construction detail of the staircase
photo © dietmar hammerschmid

living room interior
photo © dietmar hammerschmid

looking towards the hillside
photo © dietmar hammerschmid

looking at the house from the playground
photo © dietmar hammerschmid

exterior view
photo © dietmar hammerschmid

the structure backlit at night
photo © dietmar hammerschmid

Hammerschmid, Pachl, Seebacher – Architekten

Hammerschmid, Pachl, Seebacher – Architekte
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