Noodle house | Robert Gallo

Nowadays, we witness a crisis in the historical centres of Czech villages. Village houses tend to expand uncontrollably on the outskirts of villages and greedily bite off pieces of arable land, instead of making use of the potential of village residential areas and the so-called "dead" parcels in it.

Hence, this project represents a call for more proficient urban planning, rather than an architectural appeal. It is based on a long narrow plot of land, that was ideal for the needs of the medieval feudal society, but doesn't really fit into the demands of our times. However, I believe that even this kind of limitation can provide enough comfortable living space for a family of four.