The architectural project involves a seasonal residence in a rural area, starting with a previously failed annex construction. The design focuses on preserving the harmonious proportions of the original structure while enhancing its structural integrity. The process began with dismantling, revealing poor quality materials and a lack of foundational support. The new design proposes a timber-framed superstructure and a black wood exterior finish, maintaining the site's charm while upgrading its resilience and functionality. The planned phased implementation allows for careful evaluation of the construction quality.
The project focused on enhancing a previously existing rural annex by preserving its harmonious proportions while reinforcing its structure and materials to improve resilience.
The initial site faced challenges, including the remnants of a failed construction attempt; the redesign aimed to restore its integrity through phased development.
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