Wood House

Large, stained glass windows are stretched out to the full height of the ceiling, and have vertical accents to balance with horizontal divides in the walls. A solution was made to sheathe the roof, balcony walls, and verandas with white sheeting that represents sails; this has an additional effect on the dynamics and the lightweight character of the facade.

The architecture of the Bath House (the second structure) is distinguished by a more static and rigid composition. The volume is absolutely symmetrical, with the central place is occupied by a diamond-shaped showcase that opens a beautiful view from the lounge to a lake and church. The opposite side (to the east) of the building is occupied by a summer kitchen with a barbecue area. Both buildings are connected by a common terrace from the deck. The integrity of two structures with different and opposite compositions is ensured by homogeneous materials, helping the shapes of the houses to be perceived as a whole.