Vécke Home.
The house was designed in a tiny Transylvanian village - but could be anywhere in the region, where traditional village houses here are usually one story 7 m wide gable roofed buildings, positioned perpendicular to the street. The simple idea of rotating the ridge slightly moves the shape of the building, while the form and the size fit in the local scale. The otherwise minimalist shaped building is a home of a commuting family of four.
Village house / Vețca (Székelyvécke), Romania, EU / 2008 / 140 sqm / at BUTE, lecturer: Tibor Tardos
