Taubenmarkt的房屋是由Hertl Architekten设计的位于奥地利林茨的极简主义住宅。Taubenmarkt的房屋位于上奥地利州省会的中心，几分钟之内即可实现各种形式的基础设施。与旧城区的都市气息和活力相比，这座建筑内希望有安静和亲密的氛围。顶层公寓的入口区域分为三层，可以到达五层的库存螺旋楼梯上方。除了已经存在的露台外，位于该楼层中间的新露台还为大厅带来了充足的光线和宁静的氛围。浴室也面向这个小小的绿色庭院。
在房子后面安静的部分，后面有壁橱和卧室。由房屋结构引起的概念的一部分是最小化走廊区域并最大化居住空间：一切都是房间，狭窄的部分变成了较宽的部分。院子也是附近边界防火必需品的简单解决方案。根据需求，将装有防火玻璃的窗户放在迷人或安静的地方。厨房位于楼梯护栏的后面，一直延伸到第六层，透过伸向老城区的可拉开的窗户，可一览无余。客厅的南墙容纳一个深的窗台，辅以壁炉。再次看到了更大的城镇庭院的景色。在该楼层的街道侧，没有添加任何窗户的空间，而灰色结构的墙壁由于前面的阁楼而带有小壁ni。天窗从上方照亮了房间。
House at Taubenmarkt is a minimal residence located in Linz, Austria, designed by Hertl Architekten. The House at Taubenmarkt is situated in the heart of the provincial capital of Upper Austria, where infrastructure in every form and to every time is achievable in a few minutes. In contrast to the old town urbanity and vitality, there was the wish for quietness and intimacy within the building. The entrance area of the penthouse, which is split on three floors, can be reached above an inventory spiral staircase on fifth floor. As well as the already existing patio a new one, which is situated in the middle of this floor, brings in a lot of light and a calm atmosphere into the foyer. The bathroom is oriented to this tiny green courtyard too.
Arranged behind there are closet and bedroom in the quiet back part of the house. Caused by the house structure, part of the concept is to minimize the corridor area and to maximize the living space: everything is room, narrow parts change into wider parts. The courtyards also are an easy solution for fire prevention necessities at the borders to the neighborhood. Windows with fire-protective glazing have been placed where views are fascinating or calm, depending on demands. The kitchen is situated behind the parapet of the staircase up to the sixth floor, with a great view through a stretched window opening onto the old town. The south wall of the living room accommodates a deep window sill complemented by a fireplace. Vis à vis the view is opened again to the bigger town-courtyard. At the street side of this floor there is a space where no windows are added and where the grey structured walls have small niches because of the former attic behind. Skylight illuminates the room from above.
Design：Hertl Architekten
Photography：Paul Ott