Streckhof Reloaded | Franz Architekten
Streckhof Reloaded is a family house designed by Austria-based firm Franz Architekten. The spatial organization is clearly divided and determined by 3 volumes (parking, living, sleeping) linked up by a glazed passageway.
Viewing from the street, the first black box serves as the parking and storage spaces with the entrance located in between. Once entering the house, a long passageway visually and physically connects the 3 volumes and stretches to the rear garden, giving a sense of blurring the edge between inside and outside. Pocket spaces are fully utilized for outdoor activities where the wooden terrace and swimming pool located.
Streckhof Reloaded, image courtesy Lisa Rastl
Streckhof Reloaded, image courtesy Lisa Rastl
Streckhof Reloaded, image courtesy Lisa Rastl
Streckhof Reloaded, image courtesy Lisa Rastl
Streckhof Reloaded - Site plan & diagrams, drawing Franz Architekten
Streckhof Reloaded - Ground floor plan, drawing Franz Architekten
Streckhof Reloaded - Section, drawing Franz Architekten
+ Project credits / data
Project: Streckhof Reloaded / Container
Completion date: 2009
Location: Zellerndorf, Austria
Architect: franz zt gmbh | http://www.franz-architekten.at/
Photographer: Lisa Rastl
Site area: 1,680 m2
GFA: 288 m2
+ All images and drawings courtesy Franz Architekten | Photo by Lisa Rastl
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- Location plan
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- Site plan & diagrams
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- Ground floor plan
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- Section
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- Elevation
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