Yes Architecture projected this modern reinterpretation of a traditional building on the site of a winepress in Sausal-Pistorf, Austria.
The house has an open sleeping, living and cooking area that copy the typically one-roomed, windowless structures of the winepresses. The local corn drying barns were also an inspiration, creating a similarly slatted wooden framework to encircle the house.
Closed on three sides, the glass facade at the northwest site elevation opens the house to its beautiful surroundings.
Belgian architecture and interior design practice Buro2 transformed an old barn into a stylish new home, creating elegant interiors with a rustic touch.
The interior includes living, dining and resting areas, but also a library and a small mezzanine hosting the en suite bedrooms. The architect created large openings at the two ends of the barn’s long rectangular shape from where the owners can enjoy wide and relaxing views of the countryside
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