This modern glass house in Büschelhof, Germany, was designed by the architecture studio Hornung and Jacobi and completed in 2012. The modern house, with its geometric forms, stands in striking contrast to the rural landscape. At the same time, the glass walls allow residents to enjoy uninterrupted views of the natural surroundings. The house was carefully adapted to the irregular site and organized on two levels.
Haus Hafner – modern glass-house architecture in a rural setting
The Glass House, known as Haus Hafner, is located in southern Germany. Its glazed side was deliberately oriented toward the woods and the valley. In this way, the residents gain privacy while still enjoying the openness of the glass walls. The two levels of the house are offset by three meters, responding to the unusual topography of the site. The architecture is minimalist, with elegant geometric forms.
Glass house with minimalist architecture and modern interiors
The interior of the building is equally interesting and dynamic. The Glass House includes a private lounge for guests. The property is divided into two clearly defined areas: one more introverted and protected, and another extroverted zone with glass walls overlooking the valley. The angular roof and geometric shapes complete the home's modern appearance.
Exterior view at night
The garage entrance with a green wall covering
The entrance designed as a vertical garden
Simply furnished living room with glass walls
Dining room with minimalist design
Kitchen can be separated by a sliding door from the living room
Comfortable chair in a relaxing corner
Panoramic view through the glass wall
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