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架构师提供的文本描述。2013年，HHF建筑师在巴塞尔附近的Nuglar建造了D房，此后获得了多个奖项。现在它有了一个年轻但更大的兄弟：Starnberg的H宫，它是与雅各布的慕尼黑公司合作创建的。

Text description provided by the architects. In 2013, HHF Architects built House D in Nuglar near Basel, which has since received multiple awards. Now it has a younger but bigger brother: House H in Starnberg, created in collaboration with the Munich firm of Jacob & Spreng, is a similar home for a family of five. The shared forms, materials, and concepts characterize the degree to which the two single-family houses are related. The open ground floor of House H, like that of its predecessor, seems to blend seamlessly with the surrounding landscape. Glass and reflective facade elements made of chrome-plated steel – which provides for the necessary degree of privacy – form the almost invisible exterior enclosure of the ground-level living area.

Text description provided by the architects. In 2013, HHF Architects built House D in Nuglar near Basel, which has since received multiple awards. Now it has a younger but bigger brother: House H in Starnberg, created in collaboration with the Munich firm of Jacob & Spreng, is a similar home for a family of five. The shared forms, materials, and concepts characterize the degree to which the two single-family houses are related. The open ground floor of House H, like that of its predecessor, seems to blend seamlessly with the surrounding landscape. Glass and reflective facade elements made of chrome-plated steel – which provides for the necessary degree of privacy – form the almost invisible exterior enclosure of the ground-level living area.

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 Ground Floor Plan

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受地势的启发，主楼层的楼板被设想为漂浮在地形之上的住宅景观。地板采用彩色混凝土浇筑，并包含空间定义步骤，以适应厨房面积、餐厅和客厅之间的高度差异。周边木甲板强调浮动状态以及内外之间的联系。

Inspired by the property’s topography, the floor slab of the main level is conceived as a residential landscape floating above the terrain. The floor is cast of pigmented concrete and incorporates space-defining steps that accommodate height differences between the kitchen area, the dining room, and the living room. The peripheral wooden deck accentuates the floating condition as well as the link between inside and outside.

Inspired by the property’s topography, the floor slab of the main level is conceived as a residential landscape floating above the terrain. The floor is cast of pigmented concrete and incorporates space-defining steps that accommodate height differences between the kitchen area, the dining room, and the living room. The peripheral wooden deck accentuates the floating condition as well as the link between inside and outside.

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综合家具和立面是精心设计的，没有统一的木材品种：厨房用榆树，立面用落叶松，墙面用银冷杉，每种具体用途都选用最佳材料。一层枫树楼梯，带着优雅的栏杆，带着居民们来到楼上更多的私人房间。房子的上部铺着粗糙的落叶松壁板，里面有三个带共用浴室的儿童房间，父母的卧室有一个私人浴室。

The integrated furniture and the facades are deliberately designed without a uniform species of wood: using elm for the kitchen, larch for the facade, and silver fir for the wall cladding, the best material was selected for each specific use. A maple stair with an elegant railing takes the residents to the more private rooms on the upper floor. The upper portion of the house, which is clad with rough-cut larch siding, contains three children’s rooms with a shared bathroom and the parents’ bedroom with a private bathroom.

The integrated furniture and the facades are deliberately designed without a uniform species of wood: using elm for the kitchen, larch for the facade, and silver fir for the wall cladding, the best material was selected for each specific use. A maple stair with an elegant railing takes the residents to the more private rooms on the upper floor. The upper portion of the house, which is clad with rough-cut larch siding, contains three children’s rooms with a shared bathroom and the parents’ bedroom with a private bathroom.

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Architects HHF Architects

Location Starnberg, Germany

Lead Architects Herlach Hartmann Frommenwiler with David Gregori y Ribes

Area 480.0 m2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Jonathan Sage

Category Houses

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