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Concrete House Szélpal in Switzerland by Felber Szélpal Architekten

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Concrete House Szélpal

This monolithic concrete Szélpal House was designed by Felber Szélpal Architekten, created with elegant attitude appears clear and hard outside while it is soft and warm inside. The building is inserted into the site without effecting much earthworks. Surrounding plants, flowers and trees create a powerful contrast between figure and nature.

The entrance on the ground floor is on a level with the site to the east front, whereas the garden can be reached to the west from the terrace above. A marvelous view on the entire alpine panorama can be caught on the upper floor, a quality which brings in a hierarchy between above and below. Beside the entrance and the carport, the ground floor consists of other serving rooms like the office, the utility rooms and the cellar. All the main rooms for living are situated above, they are almost entirely oriented towards the view. – Felber Szélpal Architekten

Monolithic Concrete Facade House SzélpalConcrete Interior Living Room House Szélpal
Concrete Staircase House Szélpal in Switzerland
Contemporary Fireplace burner House Szélpal
Work Space Interior House Szélpal by Felber Szélpal Architekten
Contemporary Kitchen House Szélpal
Modern Bathtub bathroom House Szélpal
House Szélpal by Felber Szélpal Architekten

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