Single Family House in Beroun
- AUTOŘI - DESIGNERS Petr Hájek, Tomáš Hradečný, Jan Šépka – HŠH architekti (Praha)
- SPOLUPRÁCE - CO-OPERATION Jan Kolář, Jana Zlámalová
- NÁVRH ZAHRADY - GARDEN DESIGN Radka Šimková, Martina Vlasová - Terra floridus
- INVESTOŘI - Pavel Pszczolka, Irena Pszczolková
- NÁKLADY - COSTS 9,5 mil. Kč
- ZASTAVĚNÁ PLOCHA — BUILT-UP AREA 114 m2
- OBESTAVĚNÝ PROSTOR - CUBICAL CONTENT 710 m3
- DODAVATELÉ - CONTRACTORS Metalstav; Dako Brno; Nevšímal; Pavel Dusil; MY DVA holding
- PROJEKT - DESIGN 2001 - 2002
- REALIZACE - CONSTRUCTION 2003-2004
The building is designed as a lattice structure composed
of 24 cubes. Each cube represents a separate voluminal unit
serving a specific purpose.The individual rooms are defíned by
the position and number offields contained in such imaginary
spatial chessboard. Square fields are delineated by fixed oř
sliding walis respecting the basic structure. The fields are not
differentiated and their nature is determined solely by content.
Some cubes are interconnected in both horizontál and vertical
planeš reinforcing a better perception ofthe geometrie structure.
The building is conceived as an assembled steel skeleton with
concrete and glass fillings. It is actually a set of building blocks
employing 3m cube modules.There is no main facade.There
is no hierarchy - all the different parts are interconnected using
oné and the samé systém. Corridors have been eliminated in the
entire house. The rooms are interconnected in different ways
lending a spatial variety and flexibility use to the building. Both
the architect and the client can move with great freedom within
the defíned spatial grid.The architect may design oniy the basic
spatial grid - a macro-grid - into which spatial elements will be
introduced, in cooperation with the client, in order to create the
individual spaces.The house in Beroun is intended as a cutout
from the macro-grid.
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