This radically rebuilt cottage is putting in Czechia’s Large Mountains

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Mimosa Architects have accomplished a contemporary mountain cottage – a alternative for an previous timber construction within the hills above the Czech village of Strážné. The brand new construction, Strážné Cottage, is a wholesale alternative for a constructing that had been altered and up to date numerous occasions over the many years, leaving virtually nothing price saving, apart from the spectacular website and a few key timber parts.

The cottage has views throughout the Large Mountains

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Step inside this reimagined mountain cottage

Strážné Cottage is subsequently not a reconstruction however, within the architects’ phrases, an try and ‘rediscover the spirit of the home’. The design crew, Jana Zoubková, Petr Moráček, Pavel Matyska, and Eliška Vinklárková, have drawn on the very needed options of the regional vernacular, beginning with the steeply pitched roofs designed to minimise the burden of snow throughout the winter.

Strážné Cottage, Mimosa Architects

Strážné Cottage, Mimosa Architects

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The cottage sits within the coronary heart of a triangular sliver of mountainside plot. The primary entrance is on the bottom flooring, whereas a bridge at first flooring degree supplies direct entry to the bed room degree. This degree is outlined by its 4 open-ended gables, with glazing set behind vertical picket slats that neatly body a round opening on every elevation.

The cottage also has an entrance at first floor level

The cottage additionally has an entrance at first flooring degree

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It’s a bravura assertion that offers the constructing a really up to date look – particularly when nighttime illumination reveals the timber-clad interiors – with out setting it other than the extra conventional homes within the area.

This primary flooring comprises the first bed room suite together with two extra double rooms; all have slender balconies hid behind the slatted gables, with the round cut-outs framing the verdant outlook throughout the Krkonoše, the Large Mountains.

The gable ends frame views of the landscape

The gable ends body views of the panorama

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The primary bedroom suite is on the first floor

The first bed room suite is on the primary flooring

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The higher degree supplies a sheltered stone terrace on the north elevation, wanting down throughout the valley. ‘The intention of the design was to create an genuine cottage ambiance with out resorting to historicising parts devoid of real historic worth,’ write the architects. A timber stair leads all the way down to the primary residing areas on the bottom flooring, in addition to one other bed room suite.

A new timber staircase links the two levels

A brand new timber staircase hyperlinks the 2 ranges

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In consequence, the plan is what one would possibly name ‘conventional’, with mobile rooms and no open-plan areas. ‘The primary lounge thus retains the ambiance of an enclosed, protected, and intimate area,’ say Mimosa, ‘Its dimensions – and subsequently the dimensions of the opposite rooms – have been decided by one of many few preserved parts: the uncovered beam ceiling.’

The ground floor living area retains the cottage's original timber ceiling

The bottom flooring residing space retains the cottage’s unique timber ceiling

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The kitchen, beneath the original restored ceiling

The kitchen, beneath the unique restored ceiling

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The comparatively beneficiant scale of the construction (234 sq m) allowed for the insertion of the extra downstairs visitor suite in addition to a sauna. A delicate extension to the quantity has been made between the unique floorplan and the slope of the location, enabling Mimosa so as to add a long term of technical and cupboard space – ‘all the things which will show helpful within the mountains.’ Right here you’ll discover ski and cycle storage, a workshop and boot room.

Strážné Cottage, Mimosa Architects

Strážné Cottage, Mimosa Architects

(Picture credit score: Petr Polák)

A ground-source warmth pump and geothermal borehole present heating and sizzling water. Recent water comes from a close-by spring and there’s even on-site wastewater remedy. It’s not fairly the archetypal off-grid cabin (mains electrical energy is offered), however Strážné Cottage definitely evokes the spirit of an earlier age with out compromising consolation or fashion.

Strážné Cottage, Mimosa Architects

Strážné Cottage, Mimosa Architects

(Picture credit score: Petr Polák)

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