daniel boos designs single family home on the shores of lake ammer

daniel boos designs single family home on the shores of lake ammer
all images courtesy of ditz fejer

located on the shores of lake ammer, in northern bavaria, is a single-family residence designed by munich-based architect daniel boos. the home is two stories, with a simple block structure that places emphasis on the landscape, not the structure. large windows on both floors, in addition to several terraces — including one on the roof — ensure countless opportunities to slow down, and leisurely gaze at the water.

lake facing façade 

an open floor plan gives the residents plenty of freedom within, and spaces move fluidly into one another. the ground floor is dedicated to the kitchen, main living room, and other public functions. while above, are located all bedrooms and private areas. the exterior is clad using fiberglass-reinforced concrete ‘fibreC’ paneling by austrian company rieder. their muted color, in combination with large windows, ensure the home fades quietly into the background, making it easy to lose one’s self in the great blue water just outside. 

large windows and an open floor plan make the home transparent and flexible 

the exterior is clad in fibreC panels by rieder  

profile 

the lake house was designed by daniel boos of boosarchitekten

rooftop terrace 

view from the beach 

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edited by: nick brink | designboom