House Sagengüetli
Niederurnen, Switzerland
Façade with cladding of fibre cement Eternit from west
Photo © Peter Tillessen
Haus Sagengüetli, a two-storey home with a shallow-pitched gable roof, is harmoniously integrated into the surroundings. It features a uniform exterior cladding of fibre cement panels manufactured in the region. The narrow panels are fastened with rivets in a manner reminiscent of a bridge construction. Due to the alluvial soil, the house stands on a base foundation. Two recesses in the volume of the structure accentuate the entrance and terrace, and provide structure to the floor plan of the residential floor. A core painted in orange-red encapsulates the staircase, wardrobe, bathroom and library and connects the two floors with an ornamental verve.
View to the garden from west
Photo © Peter Tillessen
Façade with cladding of fibre cement Eternit and loggia from southeast
Photo © Peter Tillessen
Detail Façade from southeast
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Façade from southwest with terrace and loggia
Photo © Peter Tillessen
Handcrafted kitchen in black medium density fibreboard
Photo © Peter Tillessen
View to the home office
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View from the home office to the staircase and coloured sideboard
Photo © Peter Tillessen
Home office with a view
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Open space up to the roof
Photo © Peter Tillessen
- Architects
- Architekturbüro Herbert Bruhin
- Year
- 2006
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