Family house in Týn nad Vltavou

The house is designed as a single-story, unbasemented structure. Its shape responds to the very specific shape of the land. It wraps around its northern boundary, creating a certain atrium in the middle of its layout that is shared among the living rooms; terraces are located here. Furthermore, it leaves the maximum area of the garden open and sunlit from the south. All living rooms are adjacent to the southern and southwestern facade of the house and are predominantly glazed on these sides. This arrangement provides abundant sunlight for the rooms.
The roof of the house is designed as flat, ending with a parapet. At the entrance to the property, there is a covered parking space, the roof of which connects to the house's roof. Roof overhangs above the entrance allow for a comfortable dry passage into the house itself. The terrace is designed on the southern side of the building. The proposed greenery complements the views and partially shades the garden.
The building is spatially divided into a public and private section.