RD B

An ordinary street and a flat plot of land. One way to avoid a template-like solution is to divide the mass of the house into interconnected pavilions. In one there is a garage, in the second the day part of the house with a kitchen, dining room and living space and a rear wing with a children's room, and in the third pavilion there is a master bedroom. The daytime and nighttime parts are separated by a built-in office space. At the same time, the pavilion layout allows for the creation of separate garden atriums. The whole is unified by a common cladding with a facade brick. co-author: Eugen Kullman