Scheune Minden / Architekten Stein Hemmes Wirtz
The building on the edge of the forest of Minden an der Sauer stood empty for many years. Externally exposed to decay, its former use was still readable inside: a stable with a feeder on the ground floor and the large hay storage with signs of installation of a micro-apartment on the upper floor.
© Linda Blatzek Photography
Architects: Architekten Stein Hemmes Wirtz
Location: Minden, Germany
Lead Architect: Roger Wirtz
Area: 220.0 m2
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Linda Blatzek Photography
© Linda Blatzek Photography
Text description provided by the architects. The building on the edge of the forest of Minden an der Sauer stood empty for many years. Externally exposed to decay, its former use was still readable inside: a stable with a feeder on the ground floor and the large hay storage with signs of installation of a micro-apartment on the upper floor.
© Linda Blatzek Photography
Exploded Axonometric
© Linda Blatzek Photography
The client's request was to revive the building and to reuse it. Both the client and the architect saw points of contact for use as a residential building but also as an exhibition and event space. It was necessary to preserve the existing generous volume of the barn and bring it to life. All serving functions are therefore hidden in a set wooden furniture element. The furniture is accessible and generates an upper-le...
© Linda Blatzek Photography
Architects: Architekten Stein Hemmes Wirtz
Location: Minden, Germany
Lead Architect: Roger Wirtz
Area: 220.0 m2
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Linda Blatzek Photography
© Linda Blatzek Photography
Text description provided by the architects. The building on the edge of the forest of Minden an der Sauer stood empty for many years. Externally exposed to decay, its former use was still readable inside: a stable with a feeder on the ground floor and the large hay storage with signs of installation of a micro-apartment on the upper floor.
© Linda Blatzek Photography
Exploded Axonometric
© Linda Blatzek Photography
The client's request was to revive the building and to reuse it. Both the client and the architect saw points of contact for use as a residential building but also as an exhibition and event space. It was necessary to preserve the existing generous volume of the barn and bring it to life. All serving functions are therefore hidden in a set wooden furniture element. The furniture is accessible and generates an upper-le...
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