Case Study – Haus Sandreuter
- Riehen
- The construction built for Hans & Irma Sandreuter (sister of the architect), translates early modernist ideas into a lively family home. Rather than imposing strict functionalism, its interlocking volumes and shifting ceiling heights introduce a playful rhythm into everyday life.
- Large corner windows capture soft light and link interior and outside, while flexible rooms and a connecting stair enable multigenerational use.
- Set amid dense greenery, the house demonstrates how modern architecture can remain playful land experimental yet deeply domestic.
Contributor: Joel Bestler
