How can we breathe new possibilities in modern architecture?? is a question that German architect duo of Gabriela Seifert and Götz Stöckmann from Fomalhaut posed when designing their new homes. The Living Room House in Gelnhause, Germany is very possible the city? S main attraction, with a window-dressing in contemporary white exterior juxtaposed against the environment? S surrounding traditional houses.
Coated with a powder-coated aluminum skin, the house was perforated by 52 windows set in a plaid pattern. Interior elements of traditional boundaries to escape: you will be greeted with a landscape of rocky ground floor, as if the house has evolved around it; suspended in space above the living room, bedroom, depending on the sliding drawer that can be opened through the streets to sleep alfresco ; installation of sound, according to the artist Achim Wollscheid, allows to manipulate electronic sounds from the outside and turn them into ambient noise.
Coated with a powder-coated aluminum skin, the house was perforated by 52 windows set in a plaid pattern. Interior elements of traditional boundaries to escape: you will be greeted with a landscape of rocky ground floor, as if the house has evolved around it; suspended in space above the living room, bedroom, depending on the sliding drawer that can be opened through the streets to sleep alfresco ; installation of sound, according to the artist Achim Wollscheid, allows to manipulate electronic sounds from the outside and turn them into ambient noise.
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