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House LW27 Private Residence

A' Design Award 2026 Bronze Winner in Architecture, Building and Structure Design

26 April 2026

House LW27 Private Residence by Stephan Maria Lang
House LW27 Private Residence by Stephan Maria Lang
House LW27 Private Residence by Stephan Maria Lang
House LW27 Private Residence by Stephan Maria Lang
House LW27 Private Residence by Stephan Maria Lang

Stephan Maria Lang · CLIENT: Stephan Maria Lang

House LW27 is a private residence built on a relatively small site in a residential area. The white volume contrasts with rough natural stone elements. White plastered walls, oak floors and natural stone for floors, bathrooms, chimneys and walls shape the interior. On the ground level an open plan flows freely from east to west along the pool. Floor to ceiling sliding windows link inside and outside all year. The upper floor holds bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms. A planted roof terrace returns the sealed ground area to nature.

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Unique Properties
The white Volume contrast with the rough natural stone elements. White plastered walls, wooden oak floors and natural stone for floors, bathrooms, chimneys and Walls.
Dimensions & Packaging
Area 1031 m2
Tags
House, minimal, luxury, architecture, landscape
Production Technology
Concrete structure, metall cladding, white plastered walls, wooden oak floors and natural stone for floors, bathrooms chimneys and walls.
Project Duration
The project started in 2020 in Munich and finished in 2023
Operation Flow
The borders of the side are hidden by a whole series of newly planted canopying trees, which provide natural Sun protection.
On ground level an open floor plan flows freely from east to west along the pool. Floor to ceiling sliding windows allowing inside outside living all year.
On the upper floor is the bedroom area with ensuite bathrooms and separate dressing facilities.
The lush planted roof terrace with whirlpool is reserved for the hardworking parents.
Research
A sensual minimalistic atmosphere is carefully detailed with great attention to natural and artificial lighting.
Inspiration
In high class residential area, a large volume residence had to be constructed on a relatively small site.
Next to a giant outdoor pool there was almost no space for a garden. So, the idea was to put the garden onto the roof and work close to the concept of a zero-seal house which means the sealed areas are given back to nature on the rooftop.
Image Credits
Sebastian Kolm

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