Collection by Alpine Modern
Haus Z2 in Bayrischzell
The modern vacation home by Beer Bembé Dellinger reinterprets traditional Bavarian-alpine forms and materials. German architecture firm Beer Bembé Dellinger designed this vacation getaway in Bayrischzell, Bavaria, for a couple from Munich.
Lead architects were Felix Bembé (conception) and Michael Wondre (project leader and construction supervisor).
Photo by Sebastian Schels
The house’s materials are also influenced by Bavarian-alpine traditions — mainly larchwood in form of tongue-and-groove boards for the façade and as shingles on the roof.
Photo by Sebastian Schels
German architecture firm Beer Bembé Dellinger designed this vacation getaway in Bayrischzell, Bavaria, for a couple from Munich.
Photo by Sebastian Schels
German architecture firm Beer Bembé Dellinger designed this vacation getaway in Bayrischzell, Bavaria, for a couple from Munich.
Photo by Sebastian Schels
The large glass façade in the front and glass oriels on both sides of the house ensure a scenic view from the foot of the Wendelstein down to the valley from almost every room. The house’s oblongness is inspired by the Alps and represents a reinterpretation of the characteristic traditional Bavarian barn. At the same time, the design concept addresses the site’s narrow proportions.
Photo by Sebastian Schels