martin möstbock: my cousin's house
‘my cousin’s house’ by martin mostböck, oberpullendorf, austria
all images courtesy of martin mostböck
‘my cousin’s house’ is a single family residence and garden oberpullendorf, austria by wein-based practice martin mostböck.
the zigzagged roofline creates clerestory windows which are placed to encourage and control ventilation within the living spaces,
contributing to its status as a passive structure. reinforced concrete serves as a thermally efficient building material while
solar collectors generate the home’s heat and hot water sources. the 150 square meter dwelling includes an office,
terrace and carport. the internal organization is derived from the movement of inhabitants in accordance with the sun and moon.
view from street
entry path
view from sidewalk
entry
elevated perspective of front door and entry
rear facade
elevated perspective of rear facade
view from garden
during winter
floor plan / level 0
floor plan / level 1
section
elevation
sketch
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