Modern barn with unusual brickwork
A modern barn in the country or a private plot is not just a place for storing old buckets and buckets. This is also a place for a spiritual and comfortable rest in nature. Combining all this in one building is not always possible. Looking at the amazing creation of German architects - brothers Wirth - you will see that this idea is realizable!
Remisenpavillon - the final element of the ensemble, located on the territory of an old farm, typical of Lower Saxony (Germany). And it continues the existing architectural concept. When constructing this openwork shed-pavilion, the authors adhered to both the traditional scale and the choice of materials.
The new pavilion forms a new peak for a group of farm buildings, and it is this that first of all draws attention to everyone who approaches the farm.
In the summer twilight Remisenpavillon looks like a fairy-tale house
From a distance the pavilion resembles a massive cube. As you approach the construction, you can see the elegant structure of the masonry with through holes, the gate is a wooden wall made of solid solid boards, the height from floor to ceiling.
The authors of the project emphasized natural materials and correct forms
The structure can be used differently, depending on the season: for storing and cutting firewood, for parking of tractors and agricultural implements, for maintenance of pasture lands, for car parking. In the summer, when the room is empty, as a gazebo for the reception of guests.
Own office in the open air
Bricks for construction were taken at a conflagration nearby. The gates are made of oak wood. He was struck by lightning 15 years ago. And since then the tree that has dried up on the root has stood in the middle of the meadow. It was sawn in a nearby sawmill on wide boards.
In the below diagram of the plot you can see how simple and harmonious the original gazebo-garage fits into the general symphony of the owner's possessions.
The scheme of an infield with a barn
Perhaps, this is the most secluded corner, which every owner of a country house needs. This is a great place to think about the eternal and watch the sunset piercing its beams with an openwork wall.
A secluded place where you can be alone with yourself
A surprisingly simple and harmonious picture of brickwork resembles the weaving of vines on the dacha furniture. Verily, such walls best convey the ideas of coziness and freedom at the same time.
Exquisite picture of the walls
And would you like to spend a day off with shish kebabs and songs under the guitar in this wonderful place? Share your thoughts in the comments.
