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translucent FRP panels create a continuous exterior surface that changes appearance with shifting daylight.
designed around a future road expansion, the timber house can be dismantled and assembled again on another site.
stepped teak platforms follow a forest slope above gabions walls filled with river stones.
a temporary workspace in weimar turns soaring office rents into an experiment in radical downsizing.
the building is located at the meeting point of two contrasting urban environmentsimage by
view from the rue gabriel péri towards the new porte de paris neighbourhoodphoto by luc boegly
photo by luc boegly
detail of the anodized aluminum strips facadephoto by luc boegly
large outside spaces protected by the anodized stripsphoto by luc boegly
photo by luc boegly
detail of the facade which also acts as a sun screenphoto by luc boegly
the architecture of the new building has been conceived to gently transition into the surroundingsphoto by luc boegly
living roomphoto by luc boegly
kitchen-cum-living room open on both sidesphoto by luc boegly
communal areasphoto by luc boegly
night viewphoto by luc boegly
photo by luc boegly
night view from the streetphoto by luc boegly
photo by luc boegly