An Architect’s Gable-Roofed House Near Munich Fits Five Levels Inside
In his own family residence, German architect Kai Binnewies carves out a multilevel interior to put a modern twist on tradition.
In his own family residence, German architect Kai Binnewies carves out a multilevel interior to put a modern twist on tradition.
In the small village of Havixbeck, Germany, just a short drive from Munich, sits a striking contemporary comprising brick, glass, and concrete. Dubbed the House in Havixbeck, the structure was designed by local architect Kai Binnewies for his young growing family.
Photo courtesy of Kai Binnewies
"Because of the slopping terrain and difficult building regulations, the site was long for sale," says Binnewies. While the development plan limited the building to a rectangular form, the architect viewed the constraint as an opportunity to stretch the limits of the classic gable-roofed houses dotting the area.
Photo courtesy of Kai Binnewies
Photo courtesy of Kai Binnewies
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