House in Krostoszowice / RS+


© Tomasz Zakrzewski

© Tomasz Zakrzewski


© Tomasz Zakrzewski


© Tomasz Zakrzewski


© Tomasz Zakrzewski


© Tomasz Zakrzewski

  • Architects: RS+
  • Location: Krostoszowice, Poland
  • Architect In Charge: Robert Skitek, Jakub Zygmunt
  • Area: 305.0 sqm
  • Project Year: 2016
  • Photographs: Tomasz Zakrzewski

© Tomasz Zakrzewski

© Tomasz Zakrzewski

From the architect. Krostoszowice is a village in a southern part of Silesia (region in Poland). The Investor owns large parcel with a significant slope in the east. The building should to stand on the highest point of the parcel, close to the road, in the north- west corner.


© Tomasz Zakrzewski

© Tomasz Zakrzewski

The surrounding buildings are very diverse and chaotic. There are mainly houses of the 60’s and  70’s of the twentieth century.


Floor Plan Level 0

Floor Plan Level 0

The surrounding landscape  interested us more than unexciting development context. Hilly area and forest in the background has become a main point of reference. The building fits to existing topography, coincides with the landscape. House is open towards the most interesting views and separate from the nearest buildings.


© Tomasz Zakrzewski

© Tomasz Zakrzewski

From the street we can see single-storey building with garage and glass foyer between. This characteristic body of the buildings have a required by the local law sloping roofs, they are covered totally with slate. Concrete  fence wall marks platform with building, entrance area, driveway and wooden terrace suspended over the ground. 


© Tomasz Zakrzewski

© Tomasz Zakrzewski

Bedrooms are located downstairs. This part of the building is partially covered by ground and invisible from the street. Under the upper terrace, at the ground level is second, fully covered terrace. Exterior cantilevered stairs link both terraces.


© Tomasz Zakrzewski

© Tomasz Zakrzewski

In interiors, white surfaces of walls and slanted ceiling are complemented by glass, polished concrete and natural wood floors, wooden stairs and dark accessories.


Section

Section

On the top level there is open living room. Pantry, study room, toilet and kitchen were hidden in white cuboid. Above cuboid there is mezzanine with bookcase. Wooden stairs are a conspicuous part of the living room.


© Tomasz Zakrzewski

© Tomasz Zakrzewski

When we go downstairs we can walk out directly to lower terrace. On this floor there are 2 rooms for children, main bedroom with dressing room, toilet, technical rooms with laundry room and climbing gym. In addition, a storage accessible from the outside is located on the lower floor.


© Tomasz Zakrzewski

© Tomasz Zakrzewski

Product Description. We covered all main solids by natural slate (Rathscheck Schiefer). We wanted to create dark homogeneous solids and choosing a slate was perfect solution for covering roofs and walls by one lasting material, composing  really good with concrete and natural wood.

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