Triangel / Ritter Schumacher
High up on the quiet edge of the forest stands a monolithic triangle structure. Similar to a lean bow of a ship, the house volume cuts the air stream towards the south. At first glance, the outer contour seams surprising but both sides of the triangle fit perfectly into the special environment and relate to the hillside and the valley. The building features three sides and therefore is missing the shady backside.
© Joana Vilaça
Architects: Ritter Schumacher
Location: Nendeln, Liechtenstein
Area: 264.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Joana Vilaça
Engineering: Frick & Gattinger Engineer
© Joana Vilaça
From the architect. High up on the quiet edge of the forest stands a monolithic triangle structure. Similar to a lean bow of a ship, the house volume cuts the air stream towards the south. At first glance, the outer contour seams surprising but both sides of the triangle fit perfectly into the special environment and relate to the hillside and the valley. The building features three sides and therefore is missing the shady backside.
© Joana Vilaça
The clear triangular shape sets an architectural counterpoint to the surrounding existing building developments. Both wedge facades are formed with large beams creating free space below to the ground floor while supporting first floor structure. Outdoor seating areas on both levels form the spatial coronation on the building b...
© Joana Vilaça
Architects: Ritter Schumacher
Location: Nendeln, Liechtenstein
Area: 264.0 m2
Project Year: 2017
Photographs: Joana Vilaça
Engineering: Frick & Gattinger Engineer
© Joana Vilaça
From the architect. High up on the quiet edge of the forest stands a monolithic triangle structure. Similar to a lean bow of a ship, the house volume cuts the air stream towards the south. At first glance, the outer contour seams surprising but both sides of the triangle fit perfectly into the special environment and relate to the hillside and the valley. The building features three sides and therefore is missing the shady backside.
© Joana Vilaça
The clear triangular shape sets an architectural counterpoint to the surrounding existing building developments. Both wedge facades are formed with large beams creating free space below to the ground floor while supporting first floor structure. Outdoor seating areas on both levels form the spatial coronation on the building b...
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