DV House | MMXX architects

The building is a single geometric shape with clearly discernable individual facade elements - windows, doors, openings and cladding. The cladding is split stone and timber louvres, while the floor and roof slabs are accented with caps of precast concrete.

The living room opens up with windows on two sides, creating the illusion of nature permiating throughout. To the south-west, facing the front meadow is a large sliding window which allows abundant light in and reveals the expansive view. To the rear, narrower windows provide framed views to the backyard and the family's raspberry and herb garden.

The premises are spacious with ceiling heights up to the roof of the house. Located on this main floor are the three bedrooms, bathrooms, the laundry room and a covered porch with barbecue and a large dining table.

On the lower floor, naturally dug into the terrain, are the utility spaces, a gym the garage with direct access to a small road. The gym has a sauna and a bathtub with a sliding window overlooking a spacious English courtyard, which can be used for sports outdoors.