6020 INNSBRUCK
ROECK ARCHITECTS
The two-storey bright building stands freely in the slightly sloping forest property of a Tyrolean community. The new building blends sensitively into the existing topography. On the street side, the building impresses with its monolithic and reduced appearance. During a tour of the building, the differentiated building plastic opens up to the viewer. The building opens up towards the southwest and impresses with its lightness and room-high glazing. The cooking and dining area protrudes from the two-storey bright main cube and forms a protective angle to the courtyard area in front and the garden. The garage and main cube intersect in the south-west and reinforce the impression of the protective angle.
The use of oriental patterns on the building creates a wonderful play between light and shadow inside the building just before dusk.
