ArchReview #121

The outer cocoon or even the exoskeleton of the building is opposed to the inner one by several means at once: the difference in color, the difference in materials, but most importantly the difference in form. On the outside, the classic, beginning to dissolve, image of a house with a gable roof. Inside this nest, a new, young form has been born, bursting outward. It uses the house as a base for growth. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Inside, the brick wall is plastered in dark gray to create a softer environment on the terrace.

An interesting architectural move is that the left roof slope on the main facade is depicted by a thin beam structure. Probably the clinker tiles of the same series are used there, in view of the lack of support for the full-size bricks.