House Heidehof, an Elegant white Artwork by Alexander Brenner Architects

Date of Publishing: June 6, 2021

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House Heidehof designed by Alexander Brenner Architects, in 2008. Located in Stuttgart, it spreads on two levels and is on a triangular shape plot. House Heidehof appears promient and bold, as an elegant artwork of white-plastered block. In front of the house is a long road and a great plane tree deserving of assurance at the back, required an extended building running parallel to the street. Hence, this house offers a very spectacular views of outside and landscape arrounding.

The exteriors of the house is as elongated building that runs parallel to the spot. The private spaces of the house have been saved with the wooden expansive garage wall, pool walls and garden layers. Once inside, the interior spaces include living room, kitchen and dining room are located on the ground floor, while the bedroom, bathrooms along with the roof garden is on the upper level. From there, it offers amazing views of the imposing tree. Besides, the textured walls and occasional use of wood make this home a true wonder by all means. Also, the wooden flooring on some parts works well with the strong choices for the other rooms. Surely, House Heidehof is a great home for people who want to enjoy a luxurious living space, high end finishes and smart amenities with the family together.

The Architecture Design Project Information:

Project Name: House Heidehof
Location: Stuttgart, Germany
Project Year: 2008
Area: 377 m²
Designed by: Alexander Brenner Architects

House Heidehof, an Elegant white artwork by Alexander Brenner Architects — Via a small courtyard and an open-air staircase, one reaches the house’s ground-floor entrance. From there, one has a lateral view of the pool in front of the house. However, this pool can only be overlooked from here and from the living area, into which it reflects light through a window slit level with the floor.

The bright entrance hall opens via a two-storey frameless glazed aperture onto the garden and the old plane tree.

Also, on the upper floor, a copper cladded element extends along the north wall. This provides space to store and protect anything, and represents the backbone of the storey.

The early morning daylight falling on this water surface reflected and enters the living territory through a window strip at floor level. Oblivious, the lit up pool takes after a theoretical picture when seen from the inside.

The House Heidehof Gallery:

Text by the Architects: The almost triangular shape of this plot, with its long street front and an impressive plane tree worthy of protection at the rear, required an elongated building running parallel to the road. The expansive, wood-clad garage wall, the layers of garden and pool walls in front of the house and the compact white cube, rising weightlessly above “zebra stripes”, shield the building from the public space on the northeast side.

Photo credit: Zooey Braun| Source: Alexander Brenner Architects

For more information about this project; please contact the Architecture firm :
– Add: Parlerstraße 45, Stuttgart, Germany
– Tel: +49 711 3424360
– Email: architekten@alexanderbrenner.de