Family House Krameriova
The object is designed as a single-story, non-basement structure made from EUROPANEL sandwich panels, rendered, partially clad with metal and wood. The roof is designed as a lean-to with a slight slope, bordered by a parapet, protruding from the front and one side of the house with a prominent overhang covering part of the terrace and the driveway (occasional covered parking).
The structure itself consists of the main living area of the house, which is rectangular in shape and oriented along the north-south axis, with a smaller rectangular section containing a garage added from the west. This resulting L-shaped floor plan is covered by a nearly square roof (16.8x17.2). The main facade of the house, measuring 12.85m in length, is oriented to the south and is largely glazed to enhance the sunlight exposure of the interior spaces and solar gains during the winter months. A roof overhang extends roughly 2.5m from this facade, partially covering the adjoining terrace. The terrace stretches along the entire length of the front facade, with a width of 5.0m. Similarly, the roof extends over the western facade of the main living area and the southern facade, so that the roof edge connects to the western perimeter wall of the garage wing. The overhanging parts of the roof are supported by wooden columns. On the eastern side, the roof only partially extends and, like on the south and west, is finished with a parapet; on the north, it transitions directly into a vertical perimeter wall, except for the arcade with a small terrace in the center of the northern wall. Access to the living space is from the west. A relatively large entryway leads into a hall, from which all living and auxiliary spaces are accessible. To the north, there is a technical room, a bathroom with a toilet and sauna, and a bedroom; to the east, there is a guest room; and to the south, a living room with a kitchen corner and pantry. From the bathroom, the rear terrace is accessible, while the front terrace is accessible from the living room.
The structure itself consists of the main living area of the house, which is rectangular in shape and oriented along the north-south axis, with a smaller rectangular section containing a garage added from the west. This resulting L-shaped floor plan is covered by a nearly square roof (16.8x17.2). The main facade of the house, measuring 12.85m in length, is oriented to the south and is largely glazed to enhance the sunlight exposure of the interior spaces and solar gains during the winter months. A roof overhang extends roughly 2.5m from this facade, partially covering the adjoining terrace. The terrace stretches along the entire length of the front facade, with a width of 5.0m. Similarly, the roof extends over the western facade of the main living area and the southern facade, so that the roof edge connects to the western perimeter wall of the garage wing. The overhanging parts of the roof are supported by wooden columns. On the eastern side, the roof only partially extends and, like on the south and west, is finished with a parapet; on the north, it transitions directly into a vertical perimeter wall, except for the arcade with a small terrace in the center of the northern wall. Access to the living space is from the west. A relatively large entryway leads into a hall, from which all living and auxiliary spaces are accessible. To the north, there is a technical room, a bathroom with a toilet and sauna, and a bedroom; to the east, there is a guest room; and to the south, a living room with a kitchen corner and pantry. From the bathroom, the rear terrace is accessible, while the front terrace is accessible from the living room.
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