Haus M private house

contemporary residential architecture, deconstructivist design, cantilevered concrete structure, angular geometric form, prow-shaped projection, curved metal roof, cylindrical volume, corten steel cladding, weathered steel patina, burnt sienna accent, board-formed concrete, smooth concrete finish, pale cream concrete, charcoal gray metal, corrugated metal cladding, volcanic aggregate mulch, dark stone groundcover, deciduous saplings, spring green foliage, curvilinear pathway, pale aggregate paving, vertical metal mast, tubular steel supports, steel tension cables, biomorphic landscape design, sheltered entrance zone, cantilever engineering, dramatic overhang, sculptural architecture, material contrast, textural variety, diffused natural light, overcast sky, neutral palette, warm-cool color dialogue, asymmetrical composition, dynamic diagonal vectors, spatial layering, foreground-middleground depth, contemporary minimalism, experimental form language, residential masterwork, architectural photography, three-quarter exterior view, landscape integration, built environment harmony

Haus M is a private house in Tiefenbach, Germany, completed in 2012. The asymmetric shape of the interior recalls the image of a mine. The main room measures 10 meters by 8 meters and is 6 meters high. A sculpturally shaped gallery layer is suspended within the main room and divides its height. The main building uses a prefabricated wood frame of glued wooden beams, from which the gallery is hung. The basement and the ceiling above it are made of in-situ concrete, and the roof cladding is an aluminium alloy. The large frontal terrace adds depth to the main room.