Haus Mai

The existing house from the 1950s was renovated and received an energy-efficient upgrade. A few simple changes of the existing structure completely transformed the floor plan into a new layout, that perfectly serves the needs of the occupants. The old small and dark rooms were combined into a generous open-plan living area, which connects to the garden via two new terrace doors. Two “boxes” clad in wood and felt define the space and contain guest bathroom and staircase.

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Modern home with Wood Tread, Garden, Decking Patio, Porch, Deck, Wood Patio, Porch, Deck, Wood Fences, Wall, Table, Chair, Pendant Lighting, Cement Tile Floor, Sofa, Bookcase, Accent Lighting, Carpet Floor, and Kitchen. ground floor plan Photo of Haus Mai

ground floor plan

upper floor plan

model

before construction

Modern home with Metal, Single Hung Window Type, Wood, Front Yard, Garden, Wood Patio, Porch, Deck, Vertical Fences, Wall, Decking Patio, Porch, Deck, Wood Fences, Wall, and Dining Room. new street facade Photo 5 of Haus Mai

new street facade

new garden facade

Modern home with Decking Patio, Porch, Deck, Wood Patio, Porch, Deck, Windows, Double Hung Window Type, Picture Window Type, Metal, and Wood. new garden terrace Photo 8 of Haus Mai

new garden terrace

entrance stair

Modern home with Closet Storage Type, Staircase, and Wood Tread. Upon entering into this 1950s home in Germany, visitors are greeted by a wall of storage in a dusty pink hue, giving the space warmth and efficient closet space in one fell swoop. Photo 10 of Haus Mai

Upon entering into this 1950s home in Germany, visitors are greeted by a wall of storage in a dusty pink hue, giving the space warmth and efficient closet space in one fell swoop.