Townhouse reinterpretation
Historical townhouse
Fürth
Project: Extension of a historical townhouse
Location: Fürth, Germany
Status: design
Year: 2014
Clients: Jörg & Sabine
A project for a very special place on the outskirts of the western downtown in Fürth.
At the bare firewall of the beautiful sandstone building (with "mushroom camembert" advertising that has almost become a landmark), a structure should emerge, that would on the one hand incorporate the characteristic roof shape and the fixed axis grid of the main building, and the red brick color of the tenement buildings on the other.
Here, the densely built-up, historical city sharply borders the green bank of the Rednitz river, the Kißkalt tenement buildings force drivers into a small traffic harassment, and directly opposite sits prominently one of the city's cultural diamonds, the former river beach at Badstrasse 8 (we were instrumental in its rescue and construction as well).
A very special project for me too, as I was able to live in this wonderful city for many years just around the corner. At the bare firewall of the beautiful sandstone building (with "mushroom camembert" advertising that has almost become a landmark), a structure should emerge, that would on the one hand incorporate the characteristic roof shape and the fixed axis grid of the main building, and the red brick color of the tenement buildings on the other.