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Project Status: Realisation 2022
Project Type: Housing
Location: Vienna, Austria
Client: Private
Area: 88 m2
Materials: CLT
Energy: air heat pump, PV
Architect: Juri Troy Architects

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Our architectural office deals with the planning and implementation of projects of various scales and functions. Central themes are always the development of sustainable building concepts and the use of renewable raw materials – especially local wood. In addition, our work is driven by the pursuit of a holistic approach to architecture, which attempts to understand building culture as a communal, social process.

The long, slender building, which spans from east to west, has a gable roof and appears to be a traditional structure.

It has a distinct place in the plot because to its clear form. — It has a distinct place in the plot because of its clear form.

The straightforward wooden structure's diminutive cubature merges nicely with the other, modestly sized structures. — The straightforward wooden structure’s diminutive cubature merges nicely with the other, modestly sized structures.

The structure is complimented with a modest outbuilding in the north, which contains a workshop. — The structure is complemented by a modest outbuilding in the north, which contains a workshop.

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The building's interior and exterior are both characterized by wooden materials. — The building’s interior and exterior are both characterized by wooden materials.

The façade is made up of vertical spruce battens.

The little home has two floors of living space.

There is enough room for a complete upper level under the steeply pitched roof.

The purposefully positioned windows give a glimpse of the garden from each bedroom.

The children's quarters' interlocking rooms create loft beds beneath the gable. — The children’s quarters’ interlocking rooms create loft beds beneath the gable.

The living area is open and overlooks the terrace and garden to the west.

The house's floor plan in sketch form. — The house’s floor plan is in sketch form.

A new residential building has been erected in the middle of a green single-family housing area in Hernals, Vienna. The elongated structure stretches from east to west and presents itself as a classic building with a gable roof. Its clear form gives it an independent position in the plot.

With its compact cubature, the simple wooden building blends in with the small-scale surrounding buildings. The structure is complemented by a small outbuilding in the north, which houses a workshop. The compact house offers living space on two levels.

The ground floor is accessed via a terrace to the east. The open-plan living space opens up the view through the building into the garden as soon as the house is entered. The bathroom, technical room, kitchenette, and seating niches are integrated into the walls.

This results in an open living space that faces the terrace and garden to the west. The central fireplace forms the heart of the building. The steeply pitched roof provides space for a fully-fledged upper floor.

It houses three rooms and a bathroom. Under the gable, the rooms interlock and form loft beds in the children’s rooms. The deliberately positioned windows allow a view of the garden from each bedroom and light enters the rooms through skylights. The entire room program for a family of 4 could be accommodated on only 88 m² without a basement.

Wooden surfaces characterize the exterior as well as the interior of the building. The solid wood walls are left as exposed spruce surfaces on the inside. Vertical battens made of spruce form the façade. The building is equipped with an air-source heat pump and a PV system is integrated into the roof on the south side.

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