frame house by OFIS architects reveals a united volume, with a tree planted under the canopy for a visual accent.

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delugan meissl associated architects envelops the entire timber-framed structure in a wooden lamella facade.

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drawing from familiar mountaintop chalets, the timber facade integrates a stack of A-frame rooftops.

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'house for humans and a tree' explores one of the many possibilities of co-living with nature through minimal impact and playful uses of rooftop volumes.

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the architects reinterpreted the traditional pitched roofs experimenting with the rammed earth technique

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the façade serves as the distinctive aspect of the project, with the wooden cladding partly concealing the interior views.

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designed as part of a competition, the project aims to recreate the overall form of the traditional salt pan house in slovenia.

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the design of the interior is based on the existing concrete structure of the building, which has been emphasized with the new colonnade.

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the home is wrapped in a perforated brick skin that provides privacy, while the more secluded rear of the property is glazed to ensure views and sightlines.

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the project is characterized by the muted palette where the white of the façade and the light color of the concrete work in harmony.

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