Stempel & Tesar Completes the House That Opens Up to the Sun
Kalin Ned — December 16, 2022 — Art & Design
References: dezeen
A beautifully designed and fully glazed curved house sits in the village of Malé Kyšice in the Czech Republic. The dwelling was designed by the local architectural studio Stempel & Tesar. The practice sought to maximize the breathtaking views of the Czech forest by inserting floor-to-ceiling windows on both floors of the home. This feature also allows for "the interiors to be passively heated by the sun for a large part of the year." Perhaps this is why the curved house is officially named 'House that Opens up to the Sun.' Stempel & Tesar confirmed their vision by stating that because of its construction "the building opens up to the sun's rays like a fan, soaking up its energy and seeking to use it economically."
Image Credit: Filip Slapal
Image Credit: Filip Slapal
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