Case Study – Haus Huber-Zweifel
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- In House Huber-Zweifel, beauty is in the bones. It’s steel construction, the skeleton, does more than just uphold the house.
- It gives the house clear structure and shapes the inside with a rectangular grid that repeats itself through all four floors. Large window bands reinforce the skeletal order and allows light to flood the spaces.
- Each room’s proportions, and circulation responds directly to the steel-grid logic. The steel does not only support but shapes the life of its inhabitants.