The House in Mattsee is an extremely private two-storey house with a structure made entirely of pre-constructed concrete and wood. Located in a remote village in northwest Austria, the house was designed by architecture firm Kleboth Lindinger Partners to have a relationship with a nearby nature reserve and function as an isolated haven for its inhabitants.
The balance between the concrete and basket-woven motif is such that the house is a perfect mix between modern and personal flavor. The interior and the garden are almost one in the same with the large glass doors from the inside extending directly onto the large surrounding open fields.
The private nature of the house in both location and design makes it the perfect nature getaway spot with that necessary hint of luxury!
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Naturalistic Architecture
- Incorporate natural elements into building designs to create unique and sustainable structures.
- Isolated Living
- Create private and remote living spaces for those seeking sanctuary from the modern world.
- Seamless Indoor-outdoor Living
- Incorporate large glass doors and open living spaces to seamlessly connect indoor and outdoor environments.
Where This Applies
- Architecture
- Use naturalistic design to create unique and sustainable structures for residential or commercial use.
- Real Estate
- Develop and market secluded properties that offer privacy and solitude to prospective buyers.
- Interior Design
- Design interior spaces with large glass doors and open layouts to create a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor environments.
