This recently renovated family house is located on the outskirts of Brno. It is a single-storey building with an attic and is designed for a family of four.
The owners had the idea for a well-designed, high-tech home that is simple and easy to maintain.
The renovation included insulation of the facade, replacement of roofing, doors, and windows as well as a change of layout. Non-load-bearing partitions were removed to connect the kitchen, living room, and dining room. The living room is dominated by sliding French windows that overlook the garden and offer direct access to a terrace with a swimming pool. They give the space a light, airy feel.
Another layout change involved the separation of the bathroom and toilet. The heating is secured by a heat pump and the house has three paved parking spaces.
Sargánek Ltd was contracted to design the interiors in accordance with the idea outlined by architects from Gebas studio. The interior is dominated by natural colours – white, grey, anthracite and woody browns.

Despite layout modifications, the purpose of the building remained unchanged.
The following features were replaced: roofing, plumbing, downspouts, and gutters. Concrete roofing was replaced with corrugated metal roofing. New square gutters were fitted with downspouts running down the cavity trays of the new façade. Existing rainwater disposal was preserved. The building envelope was insulated with the ETICS MW system using 160mm thick mineral wool. The same thickness of insulation was used for the plinth and made from extruded polystyrene. The ETICS insulation of the plinth was placed under the gutter pavement. The plaster in the plinth was treated with a water repellent coating.
The windows have anthracite frames and triple glazing.
A new layout was created by removing the non-load-bearing partitions and creating a single space from the dining room, kitchen, and living room. In turn, the toilet and bathroom were separated. Existing wiring was modified to suit the new layout.