The house of a well-known artist was intended to combine living space, workspace and gallery while ensuring privacy and utility in all of the zones. The functional scheme is reflected in the structure: separate volumes of the living and working parts are connected by the entrance hall, which also functions as an exposition gallery. While the ground floor stays low and calm the accents are revealed in two towers of the second floor: the big one functioning as atelier and the smaller one, intended for children's bedroom.
The simple structure is enriched with big glazing and loggias. The one orientated north underlines the entrance. The southern one allows comfortable recreation. Both features allow viewing the art and let it flow outsite, into the garden.