Sauna – HOLIDAYARCHITECTURE

onedown

The house onedown is not only located amidst the pristine dune landscape of Northern Jutland, it is part of it. A holiday home for eight people, integrated into the hilly terrain and its vegetation. Only the two large windows look out over the North Sea and reveal that this is a truly special retreat.

osmolis

Mediterranean modernism: If you visit the Arcadian coastal town of Brsečine, just a few kilometres from Dubrovnik, you will find the Hotel Osmolis surrounded by olive groves. A hideaway with a magnificent view of the sea and an eventful history.

umgebinde 1657

A testimony to Saxon history made of sandstone and half-timbering: situated on a sunny slope in Saxon Switzerland, just a few metres from the Elbe, this cultural gem offers its visitors two holiday apartments to discover the impressive Elbe Sandstone Mountains.

villa erika

Villa Erika on the steep slope of the seaside resort of Göhren on the island of Rügen transports its visitors back to times gone by. Built as a summer residence, by the Wolgast Corporation in 1891, the style of the villa is distinctive both architecturally and historically.

peterhof

The Peterhof in Vorarlberg has always been a place of community. A home. With a long history and lots of memories. With its modern chalets, the old-established alpine inn on the Alpe Furx has been adding a new chapter with a formal link to contemporary zeitgeist.

haus 17 anton

Clarity and peacefulness as far as the eye can see. After their two holiday homes 36 Berta and 36 Charly, the architect couple Frank and Susanne Plehn has created another distinct island escape: 17 Anton - just 800 metres from the beach.

der birkenhof

Fieldstone barn from the outside, inside a loft. High, bright rooms behind thick stone walls, modern steel stairs in front of clay-plastered walls and plank floors made of local pine next to bathrooms with a concrete look. Cosy farmhouse romance meets an urban attitude to life here.

anders

A house that seems to be in motion, lying flat like the horizon at an altitude of 1850 metres and giving its structure free rein. Lightness abounds here in the midst of the impressive South Tyrolean mountains, thanks to the clarity and reduction of form.

bauernchalet elbacher gütel

Bauernchalet Elbacher Gütel

The fact that the holiday house in the Bavarian town of Eurasburg is now over 450 years old and has already experienced a great deal, makes it all the more beautiful. Especially in its architectural redesign, which plausibly combines historical structures and modern elements.

haus göhre am fleesensee

Haus Göhre am Fleesensee

A house that draws parallels. Not only in its floor plan. The modern solid wood house with its anthracite-coloured sheet metal façade is pleasantly eye-catching in every respect. From the hard shell to the soft core.