07/10/2011 – House Haller by Haller Jürgen & Peter Plattner is located in Mellau (Austria). The requirement was to create a building and embed the splendid panorama of the Alps with solutions which are variable depending on your lifestyle. The customer wanted the house and work under the same roof.
The entire project of the house was compact is in its basic position and has been integrated in the lightweight tilt. In spite of being original, robust and sometimes almost fortified, the building does not seem completely out of context, ripped, protected as "close", a typical farmhouse of 150 years, and a part of the assets, and this is also reflected in the interior. The local tradition has been reinterpreted, with a focus on aesthetic details without interruption to the functional aspects.
The Central staircase divides the ground floor there is a living room and a kitchen/dining room. The master bedroom and a guest toilet are on the first floor. In the bathroom the owner has a private terrace, the ideal place to relax and enjoy the breathtaking panorama.
The inner walls and the ceilings are covered in wood spruce and municipalities, which, despite the large windows give the room a feeling of comfort. Outside, the facade the roof with shingles made of pine. The architects used "experimental" material which has a time than a typical traditional building.
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