A low budget, very compact! I wanted the architecture of this house radical, the exact opposite of what the planning regulations would whisper to me ...
Located not far from the sea in the south-west France, this house responds primarily to two priorities fit into a small budget and follow a plan of land a little dry.
So for economic reasons that I decided to densify up to this little house of 110 m², by organizing it on two levels, on crawlers.
The ground floor is the garage, accessible northwest side, followed by the kitchen and pantry. The latter opens onto the living space: first the dining area, open onto the terrace to the east, then stay open on the veranda to the south. These living spaces afforded the full height crawling.
Concerning the rooms, I chose to keep one on the ground floor, an extension of stay (family room) with bathroom and dressing room. A large sliding door allows direct association to stay, according to uses. Upstairs, two large attic rooms share a bathroom, including a mezzanine.
Regarding materials, I chose a building covered with vertical wood siding (on masonry or wood frame), a zinc roof and door frames aluminum anthracite. This will be complemented sliding wooden shutters, including the general panel of the dining area to the east.
Stay tuned ...
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