Pool area including two adjoining buildings, as an extension of the K-H residential building.
As the family's four children were young, the possibility of a pool was included in the plans, but the pool was not realized until later. During the planning process in 2019, the positioning was revised and the pool was positioned on the eastern boundary instead of the south side of the house, resulting in a complete reorganization of the garden.
The pool is complemented by two adjoining buildings:
The first one serves as a link to the street and also provides visual separation and cerate’s a private area. The pool technology is located on the lower level, while the upper level houses the heat pump, a large storage room for bicycles, a toilet and an indoor shower. An outdoor shower is located on the side of the building facing the pool and terrace. The wall and ceiling construction is a post-and-beam structure and the facade is made of white painted wooden slats, giving the entire project an airy and light appearance. The roof is an inwardly draining green roof.
The second building is executed in the same way, with two large storage rooms and an area for an outdoor kitchen shaded by a far-reaching canopy. The construction and facade design are the same for both volumes. The wooden slat decking between the outbuildings and the pool serves as spatial link.
Team:
Architect: Illichmann Architecture
Builder: SSB
Carpenter: M&P Holzbau
Roofer: Wukitsevits
Plumber: G. Paul
Stonemason: Casa Sasso
Floors: Bodenholz
Pooltechnic: Delfin Wellness
Staff: Maria Pernegger, Flora Struber
Photography: Kurt Kuball
