We're a bit slow on the draw with this one, but we had to share this little house with you anyway. By Stuttgart's FNP Architekten, the house is made up of 21st-century guts within an 18th-century shell...
Awarded the 2005 Architectural Review Award for Emerging Architecture, the house was built off-site and inserted into the fragile existing structure. The result is a modern new wood interior with a charming, albeit crumbling, exterior. See more on S(ch)austall (that's German wordplay with pigsty and showroom) at the FNP Architekten website.
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Comments (9)
AMAZING!!!!! I love the mixture of rustic/primitive and modern.
Clever
Reminds me of the Kaisersaal in Berlin:
http://www.fotos-berlin24.de/img3.htm
Uber cool.
Just the thing for storing one's Oompah-Loompahs.
Interesting how they just dropped the interior through the roof.
So freakin' cool.
Amazing!
This small house was discussed in Dwell some time ago. Still, it's a great structure.