Modern Gable Roof House Split In Half by Glass

By Simona Ganea | Published on February 26, 2020

This mod firm from Poland is a very odd structure which was designed by Kropka Studio. It's a two-storey barn-fashion home nestled in a hillside and if you look at it from the back all you come across is the upper level. On that note, the two floors expect very different from one another. The lower section of the house is bandage in concrete and is a very apartment construction while the upper department is clad in black metallic panels and has a gable roof design. This horizontal split gives the business firm a foreign but at the same time interesting and eye-catching look.

The ground floor of the house is partially built into the slope — The ground floor of the business firm is partially built into the slope

The two floors are so different that they look like separate houses — The two floors are then different that they look like divide houses

As interesting as this distinction between the ii floors is, at that place'south another pattern feature that stands out even more. At that place's too a vertical separate which separates the upper half of house into two sections with a glazed expanse in between. This cut divides the master bedchamber and the living area which are situated on the upper level, creating 2 independent spaces. The areas are connected to the lower section of the house via a wood and glass staircase. The ground floor is partially sunk into the hillside and has a lower ceiling compared to the upper flooring. It houses the garage, an surface area dedicated to the children and the rest of the bedrooms. It has access to a terrace and to the garden, the same as the acme flooring.