German architectural practice, Philipp Architekten, has designed the House Philipp project. The minimalist property is located in Waldenburg, Germany.
According to the architect: “House Philipp is located on a small mountain ridge in southern Germany with a view to the north. To meet this specific situation, the cube of the main house was completely glazed with frameless windows. This way the residents enjoy both the sun and the stunning views.
“There is a cube placed in this glass box as a key element, completely panelled with Elm Wood. It contains both the kitchen and staircase and at the same time it forms the static backbone for the attic placed on it.
“Only few materials as the light grey natural stone, elm or oak wood, and smooth white plaster surfaces determine the ascetic architecture. Purism, which even shows in the landscape gardening.”
The interior design throughout is minimal, modern and contemporary.
Images courtesy of Victor Brigola, Johannes Kottjé and Oliver Schuster
