‘maison kieffer’ by STEINMETZDEMEYER, luxembourg all images courtesy of STEINMETZDEMEYER
luxembourger practice STEINMETZDEMEYER have sent along images of their project ‘maison kieffer’, a residence within a traditional neighborhood in luxembourg which celebrates a contemporary appearance, without losing the area’s topological gabled roof. red cedar cladding surfaces all facets of the exterior, doubling also as a shingle replacement. accentuating the generated section, black cement fiber panels clad the triangulated side elevation to contrast the warm-hued lumber planks.
glass doors at the ground floor’s perimeter open to the garden and patio which encompass the house. the upper level children’s rooms feature an elongated dormer window to remove the sloped ceilings and maximize the play areas. the master and guest bedrooms retain the character of the gable from the interior.
rear elevation
entry elevation
entry elevation
(left) side elevation (right) extended planks generate a corner detail with transparency
detail of red cedar plank cladding
black cement fiber panels clad the triangulated section
entry elevation
(left) front door (right) foyer
entry to dining area from foyer
entry into kitchen from patio
kitchen + dining area
living area
stairway
rendering
site plan
floor plan / level 0
floor plan / level 1
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elevation
elevation
elevation
elevation
