The "Waldhaus am Königswald" was designed by the German office claim Planungsgesellschaft. The plot belongs to a married couple and lies in a wooded area near Potsdam, Germany. The result is a
modern forest house,
shaped by a dialogue with the surrounding landscape. The tree crowns create a play of light and shadow that falls across the building and carries into the atmosphere of the interior.
Modern forest house that blends harmoniously with the landscape 
The project set out to create a generous home for the couple and their guests despite a limited building area. The architects worked with compact volumes and open surfaces, creating a structure of about 60 square meters with an open plan and two interlocking cubes. The house is divided into living and sleeping zones. Its asymmetrical roof geometry shapes the interior, giving even the compact rooms an open, spacious atmosphere.
Modern forest house by claim Planungsgesellschaft The sloping roof creates a covered porch on the south side. On the north side are the entrance hall, kitchen, bathroom, and study. Large windows cut into the south facade along the long axis provide direct views of the forest. Square windows, placed precisely on the east and west facades, emphasize the transitions between rooms, while the more public areas open toward the south and the private rooms face north.
Black-and-white facade
The facade blends into the surrounding forest landscape. A matte-black exterior helps the house recede among the trees, while the white interior creates a light, airy feeling. The rooms on the south side overlook the garden and the green canopy. Inside, the design uses a restrained palette of wood, black, white, and other light neutral tones.
The "Waldhaus am King of the Forest" was created by German architects claim in 2013. The plot is part of a married couple and is located in a wooded area near Potsdam, Germany. Therefore, the project of Photo: G. Jankowski, claim Planungsgesellschaft which occurs in a dialogue with the surrounding nature and is also affected by it. 'S treetops whip up a fantastic play of light and shadow, which is projected on the building structure and can also be felt in the atmosphere of the interior.
Modern forest house, which blends harmoniously with the landscape
The goal of the project was to build a house for the couple and their guests, generous despite the limited area of building acts. The architects played with solids and surfaces and thus it came to about 60 square meters, a compact structure with open floor plan, which consists of two cubes each tour. In turn, there is the house is divided into two – living and sleeping areas. The geometry of the roof is asymmetrical in terms, therefore, the roof slopes dominate the entire interior and rooms are spacious and open atmosphere.
Modern House Forest complaint
Due to the slope of the roof is created on the south side is a covered porch. On the north side of the entrance hall, kitchen, bathrooms and study rooms are located. Large windows following the longitudinal axis notched on the south facade and a direct view of the forest. Square windows arranged precisely to the east and west facades emphasize the transitions between rooms and public areas exposed to the south to the north.
Front held in black and white
The façade blends in with the landscape of the surrounding forest. If kept in a matte black, white interior creates a light and airy feel. The rooms on the south side overlooking the garden and green area of trees. The interior design works with a limited palette of materials such as wood and light neutral colors like black and white.
Photo: G.Jankowski, complaints
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