Two traditional buildings with gable roofs, connected with the glass passage. The idea of the project was to separate the intimate and the guest zones. Thanks to the functional division of the rooms we gained two parts: daily and nightly. The buildings were designed in the layout of the ridge and top system opened for the pond and paddock. We used only natural building materials like shingle and stone that fit the building into the landscape park surrounding the place. There’s no fence.
Daily zone view. The way leading to the paddock and entrance path stay in natural ground, just partly hardened with the stone.

The buildings were designed in a ridge and gable arrangement that opens onto a pond and paddock for horses. The project uses natural materials shingle and stone, which inscribe the building in the buffer zone of the landscape park. The traditional fence was abandoned, leaving the building open to the surroundings.