The architects Peter and Lukas Jungmann of the Jungmann &
Aberjung Design Agency in Lienz, Austria, have come up with this
striking house. Sporting the name Ufogel (a play on the word UFO and
vogel, the German for bird), the shingle-clad building seems to have
just touched down in the midst of the mountains.
The interior of the dwelling, which can also be used as a holiday
home or a simple Alpine retreat, is almost completely made of larch,
creating the impression of a unified whole, whereby the homogenous
choice of material makes the furniture seem to merge into the walls.
Offering living space of 45 m², the house has room for two to four
people. The large panorama window provides generous views of the
snow-covered mountains and lets in plenty of daylight into the interior.
on 05/15/2014
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