Case Study – House Koellreuter – Max Ernst Häfeli, 1932
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- Küsnacht-Goldbach, Zürich
- The Swiss architect Max Ernst Haefeli built the House Koellreuter in the 1930s in the style of „Neues Bauen“.
- The typical facade has multiple big windows, which offer a view to the mountains, forest and the lake of Zürich. The living room offers a fireplace, an elevated ceiling and the bug „flower windows.“ There is a clear room-division between maids and residents and men and women.
- The L-shaped building is surrounded by a big English garden.
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