UNCONVENTIONAL DESIGN STRATEGY
Stätzling, a village near the city of Augsburg in the south of Germany and located directly on the banks of the Lech River, is characterized by a unique location as well as a magnificent view of the neighboring city.
The building plot itself forms a very small area on a steep hill facing south. The location of the surrounding buildings prevents the use of the south garden. In order to transfer the qualities of the location to the plot, the design set itself the task of solving the creation of a view and the generation of a flat garden to the south through the architecture itself.
