Named House With Gable, the 1,680-square-foot home has been beautifully designed by Austria–based studio mia2/ARCHITEKTUR. Constructed predominantly with native timber, a concrete foundation, and expansive glass windows, the modern dwelling also features a massive, eye-catching gable roof.

“The solid timber house, with its precisely chosen elements, is simple and complex at once," states Gunar Wilhelm, one of the lead architects at the firm. "Simplicity comes from the clear structure and proportion of the base, ground floor, and roof. Complexity comes from spatial variety.”

“Since the beginning, the focus has been on a highly ecological and biological quality," Wilhelm continues. "With volume and land usage being limited, the house is built from wood and isolated with cellulose. Although there were modest funds, with the help of a simple construction and a minimalistic range of materials, maximum quality and comfort has been achieved.”

Project Credits:

Architecture: mia2/ARCHITEKTUR / @mia2_architektur

Builder: Roland Kretschmer, Windischgarsten / Alpe, Fohnsdorf/Styria