haus mrl

an asymmetric pitched roof gives the house its distinctive silhouette and opens diagonally towards the garden — a directed gesture that pulls the interior south and into the green.

at its centre sits a circulating core that bundles stair, access and service rooms. around it the living area is layered into differentiated zones — from the open kitchen to the calmer living room — flowing into one another while each keeps its own character. above, bedrooms, children's rooms and a small spa gather around the middle.

towards the garden the terrace canopy cantilevers freely, creating a sheltered, almost floating threshold between inside and out. a planted pergola continues the movement and becomes, in summer, a green extension of the kitchen — a room that lives with the seasons.

the design plays deliberately with views: every opening is placed, never arbitrary. instead of all-round glazing, considered windows frame the garden and the breadth of the marchfeld — now a wide panorama, now a quiet, picture-like cut-out. so the house connects anew with its surroundings from room to room.