慕尼黑木瓦住宅丨德国慕尼黑丨Stephan Maria Lang Architects

Architects:Stephan Maria Lang Architects

Area :536 m²

Year :2020

Photographs :Maximilian Gottwald, Sebastian Kolm, Hans Kreye

Structure Engineer :Claus Pohlmeyer Baustatik

Carpenter :Greinwald Zimmerei

Electrical System :Erbert Cresta Elektro

Design Director : Stephan Maria Lang

Architect : Hans Kreye

Interior Designer : Diana Hess

Fire Protection : Alexander Hann Architect

Joiner : Schreinerei Lehle

City : Munich

Country : Germany

The plastic beauty of the building is architecturally designed in perfect harmony with the natural splendor of its surroundings and the needs of a patchwork family of 5 kids. The l-shaped structure takes the different lighting situations into account.

The ground floor gives inside-outside space for food preparation, cooking, dining, and living. The upper floor is hosting the individual rooms. A two-story studio window allows the western mystic light to filter through an old hornbeam tree in the center outside. A generous opening to nature in the morning and the evening are part of the magic natural ambiance which makes this place so special.

Raw materials absorb the light, larch-wood shingles and copper cladding outside reflect nature to the inside. The quality and beauty of the project lay in hidden details, in the surprising views, in the play of light and shadow, and in the integration of landscape, garden, and interior into a Gesamtkunstwerk, an integrated and holistic masterpiece of architecture.

The interior design’s concept focuses on light and simple materials. The space makes the interface between concrete ceilings and wood body felt. A central chimney defines the open kitchen-dining area and is the center of the wooden floor sunken living room. Through the poetic dimension of natural light, the discovery of shadow, and the light touch of sunlight, rooms were created with the intention to touch the heart and soul.

The art of controlling the natural and artificial light in the interior concept brings an immediate physical involvement of the people in the changing seasons’ which underlines the volatility of reality and the interdependence between humans and the natural environment.

This requires an organic merge between architecture and nature. Terms such as generosity, flexibility, honesty, lightness and transparency, gentleness, dignity, and elegance, describe perfectly the inside and outside feeling of the building.

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