House for bioengineer: 300 meters of comfort

The project of this house called Topo House wasAwarded with the RADA award, awarded for achievements in the field of architecture and design of residential buildings. The award was given not only for the uniqueness of the building, but also for the amazing combination of the landscape and the house itself. The architects Brian Johnson and Sebastian Schmaling, the founders of Johnsen Schmaling Architects, were responsible for the development of the project. This work, like many others, is a conceptually rigorous, functionally perfect and aesthetically pleasing idea. The house of Topo House is built in the state of Wisconsin (USA),In a place surrounded by hills and ravines. The beauty of nature is reflected in the innovative design and application of the most modern technologies in the process of construction. Greenery and open spaces create a sense of peace, and the building fully adheres to these principles, organically blending into the terrain of the area. The building is buried in a hill, and a copper roof and wavy walls of anodized aluminum neatly pass into a canopy over the southern facade. The total area of the house is about 300 square meters,It is divided into two sections. All rooms are located on different levels and are interconnected. However, there is no problem in getting to the observation platform. The walls continue in such a way that they form three cozy courtyards, protected from the wind, and huge windows give as much light as possible. The floors are made of wood, the furniture is made of natural materials, the kitchen - with a marble top and mixers from Grohe, which perfectly fit in the style of the interior. Modern, functional and really original. Photos made by John J. Macaulay.