The house in the Prague district of Troja is officially designed as a family house, but for now, it will primarily serve as a weekend residence for a family of four. It was primarily conceived for this purpose. It is more or less a single-space composition with a fireplace stove and a direct staircase in the center. On the eastern facade, service areas such as a bathroom, an entrance hall, and a smaller room on the ground floor are concentrated, which is to be separated from the living space in the future by a 2.5 m sliding wall.
The exterior of the building contrasts with the very bright interior (including the white staircase). A combination of a gray facade and a cladding made of Thermowood wooden slats was chosen for the surface treatment of the external facades. The house is set in a mature garden of a former gardening colony, which is gradually transforming into a pleasant residential area near the Prague Zoo and Troja Castle.
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