
New duplex house in Kronberg, Hessen

The new duplex house is build with a solid structure in the ground floor, made out of masonry and concrete.The basement functions as a white sag because of the swelled seepage water. From the first floor to the roof, the only stiffening wall is the concrete party wall.
The upper and top floor is a timber structure. The outer walls in the south, east and west is a room-high trussed beam with door openings. The remaining walls are timber frames. The ceiling above the upper floor is made out of squared timber beams lying side by side.




© mayer bährle Architekten
Involvement: Phases 1 - 6 + 8 + EnEV
Commencement of Construction:
September 2018
Cost: approx. 1,25 million € gross (KG 300+400)
Architect: mayer bährle Architekten, Lörrach