该项目是由建筑师Carlos Zwick在其家乡Allgäu设计的夏日住宅。房屋坐落在一片草甸上，其下方是冰川时期形成的地下湖泊。该湖泊是在2011年项目施工期间由地质学家首次发现。为了解决这一问题，这座由模板结构构成的住宅最终借助24根球墨铸铁基柱被“锚固”在场地中。

▼住宅外观，exterior view ©Tomek Kwiatosz

A person planning a house on a meadow above a subterranean lake from the former glacial period has either nerves of steel or not the faintest idea. This is what happened to the Berlin architect Carlos Zwick when he wanted to construct a summer residence for his family of 8 in his Allgäu homeland. It was a real challenge that caused the architect quite a headache and a building freeze. Today the house which is made of a wooden panel construction is standing well grounded on 24 ductile cast piles.

▼剖面图，section ©Carlos Zwick Architekten

房屋与周围丘陵的形态融为一体，基座部分的立面采用了源自Grünten采石场的天然石材，其内部容纳了客人公寓、雪具地窖和车库。

The house absorbs the hilly movement of its surrounding. In the massive lower part of the structure, with its natural stone facade from the local Grünten stone pit, one may find the guest apartment, the ski cellar and the garage.

▼基座部分的立面采用了天然石材，the lower part of the structure has a natural stone facade ©Tomek Kwiatosz