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Project: Go House
Architects: Périphériques architectes
Collaborators: G. Mangeot, N. Stragier, N. Spinetto, T. Wegener, M. Neri, S. Truchot, P.Bialek
Location: Thionville, France
Constructed Area: 310 sqm
Project: 2003
Constructed: 2006
Photographs: Architectes Peripheriques (AP) y Luc Boegly (LB)
Organized on 3 levels over a parking basement, this metal-frame house is fixed on a concrete basement. The façades are made of glass outlines called ‘profilit’, offering thermal isolation as well as intimacy protection. The translucent envelope leans and the different levels are shifted compared to one another. Clear glass windows are cleverly organized according to the rooms and the view from the house.
From the street, the house is reached by a ramp and, passing through the main door, the first floor is reachable by a large stair. Here, one will find a multi-purpose room as well as the parents room, a bathroom and a desk room. A helical staircase winds down to garden level where the children’s bedrooms are organized around a bathroom. From the reception area, stairs go to the day rooms on the second floor. There, the living room, the kitchen and the dining room are organized around a vast south-west side terrace.
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