This is an article from our archive. It was published in December 2020, so some details may no longer be up to date.
The UA-HomeStories are a series of articles that tell about the people and stories behind the URLAUBSARCHITEKTUR houses. They portray the character of a place and make us experience the visions and unique architectural concepts of the people who conceived them. With the HomeStories, we want to give the reader a glimpse behind the facades of the URLAUBSARCHITEKTUR houses, show them in a very personal light and narrate them from within. The winter holidays are the perfect time for relaxed wandering through the stories… here they are again: all our HomeStories 2020. Be inspired!
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Breac.House — The texture of place
Outside wild, unspoilt nature, inside a soft, warm and most comfortable shelter. A new beginning in Donegal.
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alte säge & Iselhof — About bold visions, a singing lake and the blissful lightness of being
A small cosmos in itself. Peace, nature and self-determined holiday bliss: Everything’s optional, nothing’s a must.
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The right measure: architecture, culinary delights and host culture at the Krone in Hittisau
From the sun terrace of the Krone in Hittisau, the view sweeps over the central square of the small Bregenzerwald community as if from an opera box.
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Every room is a flowery artwork: Baixa House
Right in the centre of Lisbon, more precisely in the Baixa district in the heart of the old town, which is under a preservation order, and therefore very close to famous places such as the Praça do Comércio square on the banks of the Tagus, URLAUBSARCHITEKTUR has had a very popular holiday accommodation for many years: the Baixa House.
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Sublimity, avant-garde and elegance: The Kranich Hotel
When talking to hostess Dr. Bettina Klein, who welcomes guests on an estate comprising a small hotel, a museum and a café in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, this immediately seems to be a sufficiently apt, albeit generalising description of the landlady herself.
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Amplifier of temperaments: The Neuendorf House
In the mid-1980s, architects John Pawson and Claudio Silvestrin sought inspiration in Mallorca for a special project: a house based on tradition, yet anything but conventional.
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House Whisperer — The Kuća project of the Croatian designer Boris Kajmak
With the accuracy and almost childlike enthusiasm of an archaeologist, Boris Kajmak reveals the history of Novigrad’s old stone houses layer by layer.
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Besides Outside: B&B Haidl-Madl in the Bavarian Forest
If you’re the wellness type or looking for a jet-set holiday, B&B Haidl-Madl Ferienwohnen isn’t the place for you. Here on the Bavarian-Bohemian border, there are so many things you won’t find: noise, air pollution, heavy traffic, and agricultural monocultures. There’s no television in the house, no permanent accessibility, and quite deliberately no “events” put on by the hosts.
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Anchor point for sophisticated souls — The Seehotel Ambach in Caldaro
The Ambach grooves, rocks and swings. It meditates, ponders and smiles silently. According to the constellation of guests, wishes and moods.
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