Family Home

Budapest XII,1997
 

The primeval trees of the forest encroach on this suburban plot. Spectacularly defying the strictness of the right angle, the floor plan was designed with their preservation in mind. The roof and the wall planes were adapted to the versatile functions and triple bulk of the complex. The ground floor was dedicated to the living spaces, while the first floor is all about relaxation. Dominated by brick footings, plastered walls and light wooden structures, the vertical system of the facade was fashioned to reflect this triple arrangement.

Architect: Attila Turi
Associate Architect: Zoltán Horváth