Set in the suburbs of Bersee, France, this modern multi level house plan by TANK Architects is set on a narrow and sloping plot – not ideal conditions, but this is where the architect’s creativity kicks in, and the results are functional and aesthetically appealing. To accommodate the lay of the land, this slope house plan is designed in three semi levels. At street level, this unusual house plan is occupied by functional spaces – the foyer, a play room, cellar, a laundry room, garage and the geothermal energy source. Above it, the next level incorporates a kitchen, living rooms and dining room. Upstairs, bedrooms and bathrooms offer privacy. The only issue was that the clients had their hearts set on a single-level home. To make their wish list a reality, the architect designed a central suspended patio where all the levels come together, lending the home a sense of continuity throughout the house. The exterior of this wood clad house boasts a rustic house style that’s welcoming. TANK Architects
via Arch Daily
photo credit: Luc Boegly
