Goethestrasse 1 Rumah Pribadi by Gronych + Dollega Architekten

Goethestrasse 1 Rumah Pribadi by Gronych + Dollega Architekten is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2019 A' Design Award Perak in Arsitektur Competition Category.

PerakArsitektur· 2019

Goethestrasse 1 Rumah Pribadi

by Gronych + Dollega Architekten

Client: Gronych + Dollega Architekten

A' Design Award Perak Winner in Arsitektur Category

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The Design

About Goethestrasse 1 Rumah Pribadi

Goethestrasse 1 adolah sabuah rumah pribadi di Bad Homburg, Jerman. Rancangan ko maubah rancana pambangunan nan katat manjadi bantuak arsitektur nan tanang nan tabantuak dek lokasinyo. Bangunan ko mangambangkan skala surang dalam hubungan jo lansekap sarato bangunan-bangunan di sakuliliangnyo. Hubungan nan lапang antaro bagian dalam jo bagian lua diciptokan di ateh sabidang tanah ketek nan bapohon-pohon nan baharago. Cahayo, bayangan, sarato pantulan pamukoan aia di adok-an fasad kaco mambantuak suasana ruangan dalam. Beton, panyokong bajo, sarato elemen kayu prafabrikasi mambantuak strukturnyo.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award Perak

Goethestrasse 1 Rumah Pribadi adolah pamenang A' Design Award Perak, sabuah pangakuan nan luar biaso bapresti nan dibarikan ka rancangan tingkaik tatinggi, elok jo mangesankan. Pamenang Perak adolah karya nan sangaik cemerlang jo sangaik kreatif nan mamparlihatkan kapakaran, bakaik jo katajaman pikiran parancangnyo. Goethestrasse 1 Rumah Pribadi dipaokan manjadi karya nan mangaguikan, contoh tauladan, sangaik profesional jo inovatif sacaro dalam. Rancangan nan manang Perak iko adolah panemuan nan nampak jo dikagumi nan mambari sumbangan untuak maluaskan batas seni, ilimu, rancangan jo teknologi. Goethestrasse 1 Rumah Pribadi adolah ciptaan nan dicamburui banyak urang, nan mambangkikkan karinduan, mambaok parasaan positif jo malahiakan karagumon jo kakaguman.

Behind the Design

Press Kit

Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: The architecture develops its own sensitive scale to the landscape and the built environment.
The aim was to define generous relationships between inside and outside on the small property with valuable trees and the given building scale. The play of light and shades of the trees as well as the reflections of the water surface in front of the glazed facades create intense room atmospheres.
Dimensions & Packaging: Property size: 894 qm Dimensions: 17.40 m x 9.90 m x 10.12 m
Tags: Architecture, Bad Homburg, Concrete, Design, Wohnen im Hardtwald, pool,
Production Technology: Sustainability has been the main objective regarding the construction of the building. All materials were utilized with the focus on meaningfulness.

The dwelling house and the carport consist of concrete due to the spans, geometries as well as the plasticity.
Steel V-supports carry the loads.
The attic consists of prefabricated elemental wooden stud walls and ceilings.
Heating and cooling is provided via an air heat pump. Thermal comfort is achieved by capillary heating mats (low temperature).
Design Challenge: The confrontation with the strict planning law requirements was the biggest challenge.
Through the experimental search for the specific structural form, an architecture based on the location could be developed, free from any constraints and open to human beings with all their senses and emotions.
Research: The possible arrangements of the residential levels on the limited area of the building dimensions as well as in the given cubature underwent intensive examination. The spatial aspects, orientation, light, water, plastic shape and the valuable tree population were of great importance.
Inspiration: Our goal was to transform a very strict development plan into a serene, powerful and location-independent architectural form, while the existing trees should become part of the whole.
Project Duration: Bad Homburg, Germany
2016
Operation Flow: A tilted exterior wall is used to create the airspace that connects the ground floor with the upper floor, while also enabling natural lighting for the basement. The sloping high windows upstairs create the feeling of living within the treetops. The different levels are accessed by an open steel staircase, which also serves as a highly sculptural element of the inside area. The monolithically shaped facade of the building creates a distinct measurement in cohesion with the opulent tree population of the property.
Team Members: Peter Gronych + Yvonne Dollega
Image Credits: gronych + dollega architekten
Peter Gronych + Yvonne Dollega