The central motif of the design is the extension. An extension of rectangular mass with a minimalist morphology with a wooden facade and a large glass wall facing the garden. This contrasts with the conservation approach used on the reconstructed house. The new windows imitate the original ones. Stucco remains on the facade, which is why we used internal insulation.
There is a caremic on the roof. We are uncovering the original beamed ceiling. We restore metal art nouveau railings. All this right next to the modern extension. In it we can find concrete, built-in wardrobes and a kitchen in the form of an island that faces the garden.
We are now using the attic of the house. It has rooms and a bathroom. In the rooms, we admit the full height of the roof and illuminate them with skylights located towards the garden. The bathroom has a new dormer window.

Contrast. New next to old. Colorful next to gray. Clean next to fancy. Perfect next to natural. The obvious next to the unexpected. Contrast is the theme of this house. Harmony then longs for space.

An extension from the 1960s was removed during the renovations. It was replaced by a new one from Ytong blocks. The extension has a flat roof (reinforced concrete slab). It is insulated with polystyrene foam and PVC foil. As part of the insulation and dehumidification of the basement, there was a reduction in the foundation joint and the underlaying of the foundations. The entire house was insulated with the Multipor internal system. The roof was also repaired, a dormer and skylights were built, the attic was insulated (sprayed with PU foam) and the roofing was replaced (black ceramic). Above 1PP, new ceilings are made of trapezoidal sheets and concrete. A garage extension was made. The extension of the house and the garage are lined with wood.