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Czech Republic, mimosa architekti
Architects: mimosa architekti
Location: Bohumilec, Czech Republic
Project Year: 2010
This charming single family residence in the Czech Republic was carefully designed to respect its site and make the most of available solar exposure. Oriented to the east and the west, the home soaks up daylight while utilizing shade devices and recessed windows to prevent overheating in the summer. Designed by Prague-based Mimosa Architekti, the House in Bohumileč uses natural materials and a simple framework to help it fit into its rural setting.
Czech Republic, mimosa architekti
Architects: mimosa architekti
Location: Bohumilec, Czech Republic
Project Year: 2010
This charming single family residence in the Czech Republic was carefully designed to respect its site and make the most of available solar exposure. Oriented to the east and the west, the home soaks up daylight while utilizing shade devices and recessed windows to prevent overheating in the summer. Designed by Prague-based Mimosa Architekti, the House in Bohumileč uses natural materials and a simple framework to help it fit into its rural setting.
2 comments:
This is a beautiful place and making such a good architecture in a beautiful place is a difficult task
Hi Dacey, yes, architecture that enhances the environment is great. This particular home is superb.
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