The holiday home situated in the Upper Bavarian Inn Valley is only 4 meters wide. The architects Christine Arnhard and Markus Eck have built it for themselves according to their own wishes and ideas. The house with solid walls of wood and clay is like a loft on five levels: the half-offset stacked rooms are openly interconnected. The entrance area with garage leads into the dining kitchen, which can be opened with large folding doors on two sides.

位于上巴伐利亚山谷的度假屋只有4米宽。建筑师克里斯汀·阿恩哈德和马库斯·埃克根据自己的意愿和想法为自己建造了这座建筑。这座房子有实心的木头和粘土墙，就像一个五层的阁楼：半偏移堆叠的房间是公开互联的。带有车库的入口区域通向餐厅厨房，餐厅两侧可以用大折叠门打开。

Two floating terraces extend the interior space outdoors. The living area with fireplace and views on the Spitzstein is located half a floor above. The bedroom with views of the creek “Auerbach” is on the next level and further up is the gallery under the roof with freestanding bathtub and sky view. For more information visit Urlaubsarchitektur and Holzhaus am Auerbach

两个浮动平台延伸了室外的室内空间。有壁炉的起居区和斯皮茨坦河上的风景位于上面半层。可以看到“奥尔巴赫”小溪的卧室在下一层，更高的是屋顶下的画廊，有独立的浴缸和天空景观。欲了解更多信息，请访问UrlaubsArchektur和Holzhaus am Auerbach。