The territory for the construction of a family house consists of a flat plot of land with a mature mostly pine forest. The area intended for recreation and housing contains a combination of buildings of different ages, styles and parameters. Orientation of the visitor to the areas in the grid of the division of individual plots is not entirely easy and it is easy to get lost here. We found the sense of difficult orientation fun and decided to keep it in the project. The design of the house went in a direction that made passers-by wonder if the house had been there before? Or is it a new build? The difficult readability of the content and form of the house when looking at the house became part of the project concept. The resulting single-storey low-energy standard wooden building contains two independent residential units using a common semi-enclosed atrium. Their users can leave them at will and return to them in a completely different place. The house uses a rectangular construction grid with a spatial module size of 3300 x 3300 x 2900mm, which is enclosed by a circular horizontal steel ring on the exterior. By transferring it to the ground and then filling the stones with vegetation, we achieved the optical illusion of a circular house. However, there is no arch or curve in the interior. We left the rectangular, spruce interior, larch exterior, visually recognized wooden skeleton without surface treatment. The boards in the atrium and terraces also remained in their raw form. The house will thus change its color spectrum over time and will naturally blend in with the surrounding forest.

A single-storey wooden-frame family house designed in a combination of light and heavy, non-insulated and insulated sandwich building system based on a concrete slab foundation. The facade consists of a combination of horizontally and vertically anchored massive larch prism. Hole fillings are always rectangular. The windows are massive wooden Euro type with triple-glazed thermal insulation. The roof is flat, insulated, sloped into the drainage guls directed to the rainwater tank. The house uses photovoltaic technology, intelligent wiring ABB-free@home, LED lighting, underfloor heating with an air-water heat pump source. The paved surfaces on the property are solved by a combination of stone granite sections, boulders, vegetation paving and wooden massive larch boards. The fencing of the house consists of a system steel mesh. Built-up area 224m2. Living area 66m2, main 138m2, guests 28m2