Home Design Finished by Paul de Ruiter Designers, Estate K is a striking advanced habitation in Thuringia, Germany. The venture, constructed utilizing glass, steel and concrete, utilized a progression of reasonable standards.
"The passage, specialized zones, wash room, chasing room and carport, with space for six autos, are situated on the north side, incorporated into the slant of the mountain," the planners said. "The complete rooftop structure of the manor is secured with greenery and sedum, exchanged with sun oriented cells."
All insides are moderate, with an unbiased shading plan diverting consideration outside. The floor-to-roof windows open up the whole working to the perspectives of the valley beneath.
The glass house creates its own particular vitality from sun based cells on the rooftop and the open air deck. A warmth pump warms the home in frosty climate and cools the house in summer.
"A U-formed patio is developed around the living region," the planners said. "The pool meets the inside of the house while stretching out toward the southern edge, which makes it appear to glide over the slope." [Information gave by Paul de Ruiter Engineers; photography by Pieters Kers and Patrick Voigt]
Home Design Glass House in Germany Is the Ultimate Modern Retreat