SettlementsHaus B is located in the town of Dreieich, within the vicinity of Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Here the house is embedded in a quite typical suburban housing settlement that had been developed during the 1960s. Today, this settlement depicts both: the aesthetics of an increasingly wealthy, yet rather conservative and homogeneous suburban society during the so-called ?Wirtschaftswunder? of post-war Germany; and a heavily plural and individualist approach towards the aesthetics of one?s own house that manifests itself in a rather eclectic collage of styles since the 1990s.

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Architects: one fine day

Location: Dreieich, Germany

Executive Architect: Ulrike Thies

Design Architect: Daniela Hake, Holger Hoffmann, Hajdin Dragusha, Janis Millard, Gabriele Gölzer
Area: 320.0 m2

Project Year: 2016

Photographs: Roland Borgmann

Tender And Site Supervision (Lph6 8): Ulrike Thies, Freie Architektin, M.Sc. IPM

Structural Design: Wassink Ingenieure, JĂĽrgen Scholte-Wassink

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Haus B is located in the town of Dreieich, within the vicinity of Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Here the house is embedded in a quite typical suburban housing settlement that had been developed during the 1960s. Today, this settlement depicts both: the aesthetics of an increasingly wealthy, yet rather conserv...