In 2021, an investor approached us with a request to design a simple wooden bungalow, 4-room with a kitchen, in the industrial zone of Dobříš. The main priority was for the house to be affordable and practical, with an open layout that maximally utilized the living space while reflecting the industrial character of the surroundings.

The plot, located between a former factory complex and the beautiful Brdy Forests, offered a unique location but required compliance with strict regulations for white cubes and blocks with black windows. In collaboration with Chytrý Dům, we opted for a simple beam system and positioned the house to provide privacy and views.

This compact house is divided into a ground-level section with a terrace connected to the land. It has minimal windows facing the street while opening up more towards the garden. The facade, with white plaster and black windows, harmonizes with the surroundings.

The interior offers a maximally open space: 50 m² for the living area with a kitchen and 48 m² for bedrooms and other necessary rooms. A spacious living hall serves as an entrance hall, kitchen, living room, dining area, and study, and it is connected to the garden through large windows.

The investor actively participated in developing the concept, resulting in a house with the largest living space and smallest corridors in the area. The open design allows easy adaptation of the interior and garden according to needs, creating a unique industrial-inspired atmosphere.

A passive single-story timber house with a visible load-bearing system. It is heated by a heat pump and features underfloor heating and triple-glazed windows. Everything is optimized to meet both cost-efficiency and energy efficiency requirements.