Save

Facebook

Tweet

Email

Help

Going underground

Share Tweet Help

The top level of this sculptural home takes in beautiful terraced landscaping. The lower level – complete with indoor pool – dives into the hillside

Only half this home is apparent at a
Only half this home is apparent at a
The most sloping part of the garden is
An important part of the villa is the
Stone and concrete make for complementary cladding partners.
The upper level of the villa at dusk.
The upper level study as viewed from the
Guest bedroom sliders allow for an easy contact
The kitchen and adjacent dining table are at
Twin timber doors open symmetrically on two guest
The villa has two floors. On the upper
Black stone stairs lead down to the lower
The ultimate luxury for some – a large

Designed by SIAL Architects and Engineers

From the architects

This beautiful site slopes to the southwest and is part of a slightly undulating landscape.

The plot offers amazing views of the opposite side of the valley. And due to the fact that it is located outside the built-up area, this plot offered a unique opportunity to design a solitary villa with extraordinary connections between indoor and outdoor spaces.

The owner wanted us to create simple, clean spaces with maximum use of natural materials.

The resulting villa has two floors.

advertisement


The most sloping part of the garden is

On the upper floor there are designed guest rooms with separate entrance and study room.

The lower floor is partially recessed into the terrain and contains the main living space with adjacent garage and indoor pool.

The home’s predominant material is the stone. On the exterior, this dominates in rough form on fair-faced concrete enclosure and sustained walls.

The kitchen and adjacent dining table are at

On the interior and adjacent exterior parts of the villa, large stone faced tiles are used.

An important part of the villa is the garden, which is designed as a landscape park and consists of several distinct areas.

The entrance parterre of the upper floor, including the green roof, has a more formal character.

The ultimate luxury for some – a large

From the south, the house is aligned to an orchard with a meadow.

The most sloping part of the garden is settled by the system of irregular sustained walls and terraces, which flow freely into the landscape.

The newly planted greenery fully respects the original local surrounding species.

Credit list

Chief project engineer
Vratislav Salaba
Architect team
Michal Hušek Magda Sobotková
Landscape architect
naOkraji – Daniel Matějka, Hana Matějková, Lukáš Lattenberg

Designed by: SIAL Architects and Engineers

Story by: Michal Hušek Magda Sobotková

Photography by: BoysPlayNice

09 May, 2021

Home kitchen bathroom commercial design


Latest Post

19 Jan, 2025

19 Jan, 2025

19 Jan, 2025

We know the Specialists

Related Book

TRENDS MINI COVER new homes -

We have got all the best ideas and advice to help you with your plans and ideas. 

Read More

Similar Stories

advertisement

advertisement

advertisement

advertisement

advertisement

advertisement

advertisement