Sleek Interiors Define Bold Haus
The German architect Thomas Bendel has created an extraordinary house. This gorgeous bathroom is directly adjacent to the exterior of the House with a screen that allows you to look out while protecting the privacy of the bather against anyone looking in.
Wrapping the front and side, this tubular house shell is made of precast concrete, while the facade and the back of the house are made of glass and black anodized aluminum.
In the guest rooms a highly polished floor is introduced, in which the landscape is reflected.
There is a view of the hilly landscape from the back of the house.
Wall to wall closets define the space in the living room. Appearing as a blank wall, the uniform-seeming surface is actually closets rhythmically intersected by black oak joints.
The interior includes a minimalists steel handrail, which climbs the long staircase and wraps around to elegantly turn into the balustrade above.
Architect Thomas Bendel
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November 3rd, 2009 at 2:33 am
Bunker or house?!
Seriously though, I grew up in a house in Germany (Lower Saxony) that used naked concrete extensively as a design feature that was built in the mid 80s. We were glad to be out of there, very depressing.