A Family House in Ra?ovka Built of Cork, Concrete, and Aluminum
Atelier SAD and Iveta Zachariá?ová designed this modern house in Ra?ovka, Czech Republic with a cork facade, concrete walls, and an aluminum roof.
Atelier SAD (architecture) and Iveta Zachariá?ová (interior design) designed this modern, rectangular house in Ra?ovka, Czech Republic on the slope of Je?t?d mountain. Surrounded by green meadows with views of the Bohemian Paradise nature reserve, the house cuts into the slope just below road level helping it to blend into the landscape. The elongated structure’s facade is covered in vertical strips of Portuguese cork, while the interior is clad in reinforced concrete and the roof is topped off with folded aluminum sheeting.
One long side of the house boasts floor-to-ceiling windows for maximum views and for keeping the interior filled with natural light. The public end of the house is all window making the interior and exterior blend together harmoniously. The roof extends out offering coverage for those enjoying the patio of large granite stones, even the horses!
The partially flat roof makes for convenient off-road parking.
The open living room and kitchen are oriented towards the outdoor scenery for good reason.
The concrete walls, bleached birch plywood ceilings, and dark brown-red concrete floors create a neutral backdrop, allowing the views to reign supreme. The only color can be found in the bright red, Ligne Roset Ploum sofa.
A French swivel cast-iron fireplace hangs from the ceiling for a m...
Atelier SAD (architecture) and Iveta Zachariá?ová (interior design) designed this modern, rectangular house in Ra?ovka, Czech Republic on the slope of Je?t?d mountain. Surrounded by green meadows with views of the Bohemian Paradise nature reserve, the house cuts into the slope just below road level helping it to blend into the landscape. The elongated structure’s facade is covered in vertical strips of Portuguese cork, while the interior is clad in reinforced concrete and the roof is topped off with folded aluminum sheeting.
One long side of the house boasts floor-to-ceiling windows for maximum views and for keeping the interior filled with natural light. The public end of the house is all window making the interior and exterior blend together harmoniously. The roof extends out offering coverage for those enjoying the patio of large granite stones, even the horses!
The partially flat roof makes for convenient off-road parking.
The open living room and kitchen are oriented towards the outdoor scenery for good reason.
The concrete walls, bleached birch plywood ceilings, and dark brown-red concrete floors create a neutral backdrop, allowing the views to reign supreme. The only color can be found in the bright red, Ligne Roset Ploum sofa.
A French swivel cast-iron fireplace hangs from the ceiling for a m...
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