05AUG 2012
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Tourner autour du Ried / StAndré-Lang Architectes
Posted in Architecture - Installation by FORMAKERS
Winning project of the Archi competition's selection and with a 7000€ budget, this 20 sqm housing prototype has been constructed in a protected natural area in the village of Muttersholtz, in the North-East of France.© StAndré-Lang Architectes
The pavilion - designed
following a simple generative shape, namely a circle - allows the perception of
the entire surrounding landscape.© StAndré-Lang Architectes
Characterized by the presence of a light shaft in its middle, the indoor set-up
has consequently been chosen according to the Sun’s position and its daily
East-to-West cycle.© StAndré-Lang Architectes
The furniture, consisting of just one block extending around
the entire house, integrates the needs of the different daily activities.© StAndré-Lang Architectes
To the
North - the entrance side- a low-ceiling volume (night space) leads to a working
one in the Eastern part of the building and to a more generous space in the
Southern part, opening up to the sky.© StAndré-Lang Architectes
On the facade, the rythm of the openings
depends on the Sun’s position as well: as a matter of fact, the design is
closely linked to all the natural elements.© StAndré-Lang Architectes
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The facade, beside operating as the partition between the inside and the
outside, becomes functional and takes on a new dimension: inspired by the corn
dryers in the Alsace plains, it allows the cob storage for drying.© StAndré-Lang Architectes
Changing
along with the seasons, the facade blurs the immediate reading of the object,
almost erasing the pavilion itself.© StAndré-Lang Architectes
The central patio, at the heart of the living space, mirrors the desire to let
nature enter the house.© StAndré-Lang Architectes
Planted with local species, this building becomes a
metaphor for the natural landscape of the Ried in Alsace : in this way, the
living space lies at the meeting point between unspoilt nature and controlled
cultivation, becoming the symbol of a finally found balance and the basis for
sustainable development.© StAndré-Lang Architectes
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