Haus Schwarz
Design Concept
Haus Schwarz blends into the hillside, following the slope while keeping a clean, geometric shape. Its striking shell design wraps around the building, clearly separating public and private areas. This frame not only adds to the building's look but also offers shelter, privacy, and a feeling of enclosure, while the metallic facade interacts pleasingly with the surrounding landscape.
Landscape adaptation
Design that combines functionality and landscape adaptation as architectural elements. Its cascading layout and seamless integration of indoor and outdoor spaces create a harmonious balance between modern living and natural surroundings.
BM Design & Schulz-Architektur
Client: Schwarz
Place: Graz, Austria
Size: 500 m²
Status: Bult 2012
Functions
The house is organized across 2 levels:
Upper Level: The heart of the house, an open-plan living area connected to a spacious terrace and swimming pool. This level serves as the primary space for family gatherings and leisure activities, offering stunning views.
Lower Level: Dedicated to private rooms, including bedrooms, that open directly into the lush green garden, ensuring privacy and a direct connection to nature.
