For generations, flowers were sold at the intersection of Wiesenstrasse and Schorenstrasse. Now, two greenhouses in the garden still recall the former use and local history. The all-wood-built gallery house extends along Wiesenstrasse, accommodating 25 rental apartments. The 2.5 to 5.5 room apartments are accessed via a continuous balcony with a private outdoor curtain buffer zone for each unit. This gallery access to the apartments promotes social interaction.

In keeping with the timber construction, the floor plan of the gallery house is characterized by a clear and pragmatic spatial structure: a direct entrance into the living and dining area, a central zone with a shower and storage space, and rooms oriented towards the garden.

The layered walls and ceilings easily meet the requirements for sound insulation, fire protection, and installation routing. Load-bearing facades and longitudinal walls handle the load transfer. The central space, arranged in the middle, acts as the core of the apartment, connecting all rooms. The modular floor plan organization allows for the creation of apartments of various sizes. Each apartment has a spacious veranda with positive effects on the activation (social security) of the outdoor spaces. The timber architecture forms the expressive yet calm framework, thereby conveying a touch of refinement and confident presence. The materials are used raw and without refinement, radiating the privilege of authenticity.

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