
The sloping plot below Strahov Gardens called for a house that would not compete with the view. The villa therefore cuts into the terrain: toward the street, it presents a single quiet storey, while toward the garden it opens across its full height through two storeys of glazed southern façade.
The exposed concrete load-bearing structure was left visible in the interior, complemented by oak built-in furniture designed down to the last detail. The house manages rainwater, is heated by a heat pump, and is cooled in summer by a shading screen.




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