Neuhaus是由Multerer Architekten设计的位于德国巴伐利亚州的简约住宅。在1960年代，这栋半独立式住宅在慕尼黑一位医生及其家人居住的略显倾斜的土地上规划并实现了。该地产位于Neuhaus区Schliersee南部，风景如画，位于Brecherspitze脚下。
从表达上看，一级建筑与它的建造时间相对应：一个悬臂阳台板，一个大窗户开口和一个清晰的平面图。库存在西边以一条延伸扩展，完全完全重建。南部的立面在整个长度上保持了连贯性和严谨性，但在山墙的侧面却分解成碎片状。
Neuhaus is a minimalist residence located in Bavaria, Germany, designed by Multerer Architekten. In the 1960s, the two semi-detached houses were planned and realized on the slightly sloping plot of land for a doctor from Munich and his family. The property is located south of the Schliersee in the Neuhaus district and is picturesquely located at the foot of the Brecherspitze.
In terms of expression, the building corresponds to the time it was built: a cantilevered balcony slab, large window openings and a clear floor plan. The inventory is expanded in the west by an axis, the top floor is completely rebuilt. Despite the restrictions of the restrictive design statute, the facade receives an expression that tries to question the common images of wood construction. While the facade in the south maintains its coherence and rigor along the entire length, it breaks down into fragmentary figures on the gable sides.
Design：Multerer Architekten
Photography：Sebastian Schels
