Having a home in a beautiful setting is a pleasure in itself. And if it is also a “smart” house, that is, built with regard to the traditions and in harmony with the natural environment, then we can already talk about real wealth, both moral and material. As an example we offer a story about the Polish project House in the Landscape. The authorship belongs to Kropka Studio.
The building is L-shaped. On the first floor there is an open kitchen, living room, master bedroom with its own bathroom and walk-in closet. Two more bedrooms and a smaller bathroom on the second floor.
Heating is provided by a heat pump. Mechanical ventilation with heat recovery. In addition, the house has triple glazed windows.
The window openings are very large, with beautiful views of the garden.
Photo courtesy of Maciej Lulko.
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