A House In The Country – BMArch Architecture Photographer : Gilad Radat

A House In The Country – BMArch Architecture

A House In The Country – BMArch Architecture Photographer : Gilad Radat

A House In The Country – BMArch Architecture Photographer : Gilad Radat

A House In The Country – BMArch Architecture Photographer : Gilad Radat

A House In The Country – BMArch Architecture Photographer : Gilad Radat

A House In The Country – BMArch Architecture Photographer : Gilad Radat

A House In The Country – BMArch Architecture Photographer : Gilad Radat

A House In The Country – BMArch Architecture Photographer : Gilad Radat

A House In The Country – BMArch Architecture Photographer : Gilad Radat

A House In The Country – BMArch Architecture Photographer : Gilad Radat

A House In The Country – BMArch Architecture Photographer : Gilad Radat

A House In The Country – BMArch Architecture Photographer : Gilad Radat

A House In The Country – BMArch Architecture Photographer : Gilad Radat

The three story house, made rustic with its tiled roof, stone coating, wooden blinds and iron railing, was

designed to induce a warm, cozy atmosphere, surrounded by greenery.

The rectangular lot, 600 square meters in diameter, faces a sheltered, almost private alleyway at the

meeting point of two one-way streets.

The unique location envelops the lot in a rustic, green feeling – Since the green view is seen through all

the windows of the house, it was possible to design open facades and expand our perception – The

house itself already starts at the very entrance to the lot.

The house was designed as a rectangular, whole mass topped with a tiled roof, from which we removed

and upon which we added other masses. A stone coating accompanies the facades on the ground floor

and accentuates this play of subtraction and addition of masses.

The stone detailing and cornices, the wooden blinds, the divides in the Belgian profile, the pigmented

plaster, small porches and stylized iron railings – All of these elements create a warm, rustic look to the

house’s facades.

This line of thinking is also seen in the interior décor of the house. The wood and stone paneling, panels

that accompany the ceilings at their meeting points with the walls, walls painted in alternating warm

shades, the designof the details of the carpentry and the selection of the light fixtures – All of these

elements reinforce the homey, rustic atmosphere.

The placement of the house on the lot was done according to its proportions, so that the elongated

façade faces the alleyway from which you enter the lot.

Year 2015

Work finished in 2015

Status Completed works

Type Single-family residence