Lakeside Eco House

The Lakeside Eco House is designed as a hierarchical collection of fractured, angled blocks, closely arranged along the edge of an artificial lake. The site holds historical significance, with an old well situated nearby.

The house is structured as an ensemble of three interconnected elements, each serving a distinct purpose:

• Living Block – The primary residential space.

• Relaxation Block – A retreat for rest and leisure.

• Active Block – Designed for movement and engagement.

These blocks are linked by transparent glazed connections spanning two levels, reinforcing the sense of openness and fluidity.

Beyond the three main blocks, the home also includes:

• A courtyard and garages, integrating seamlessly with the design.

• Guest and support accommodation, ensuring comfort and privacy.

The angled mono-pitch intensive green roofs serve multiple purposes:

• They provide height where needed in the interior spaces.

• They help break down the scale of the structure, softening its impact.

• They reinforce the home's eco-conscious design, blending sustainability with modern aesthetics.

This project embodies a bold yet harmonious approach to contemporary country house architecture, balancing innovation with respect for the natural landscape.