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Architecture studio Juri Troy has designed this eco-friendly timber house as a family home in rural Austria. The house uses a larch shingle façade which is meant to blend with the environment as time goes by.
House S Schlins Technical Information
- Architects: Juri Troy Architects
- Location: Schlins, Rönsberg, Austria
- Typology: Residential / Private House
- Project Year: 2013
- Images: © Courtesy of Jury Troy Architects
The larch shingle façade due to its homogeneous aging makes the building gradually disappear in the mountain landscape as years pass by.
– Juri Troy Architects
House S in Schlins Photographs
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Text by the Architects
The two-story volume with a pitched roof opening south stands well embedded in the slope of Rönsberg. The above-placed living area, barrier freely accessible from the north, is extended on two sides with generous terraces, which can be completely closed with room-high sliding panels. The bedrooms positioned south towards the slope let themselves shaded or extended as garden play areas in the same way. The larch shingle façade, due to its homogeneous aging, makes the building gradually disappear in the mountain landscape as years pass by.
House S Plans
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House S Gallery
About Juri Troy
Born in Bregenz in 1972, he received a Stonemason and Engineering education in Vorarlberg. In 2003 he founded his office in Vienna, first with Matthias Hein (HEIN-TROY Architects), and in 2011 he founded Juri Troy architects, also in Vienna. Specialized in Sustainable Design, he has given many lectures in Universities. He is a board member of the Austrian Association for Architecture, ÖGFA, and a member of the Art Commission of the Bundesland Vorarlberg.
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