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Multi-Generational Home Designed by BUB Archtekten

Fanny — Thu, 25 Nov 2010 17:38:46 +0000

Dining place

Huge windows of the house

Kitchen and dining room, minimalist design.

White and yellow walls, yellow cabinets, staircase.

Bathroom on the attic.

Exterior.

This multi-generational gable house plan is essentially two houses in one, offering attached accommodations while maintaining a sense of privacy. Designed by BUB Archtekten, this German home features an east and west gable, one occupied by the parents, and the other by the children and their children. Between the two volumes is a common area connecting the two, with fantastic panoramic views of the countryside. The Multi-Generational Home has a clean and contemporary style, with a minimalist interior punctuated by modern details like vibrant colors contrasting natural elements like stone and wood. A patio extends the length of the house between the two volumes, offering an outdoor entertaining area from which to enjoy the sparkling sunsets. BUB Archtekten. via trendir

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