Conversion of a historic tobacco barn into a two-family house | Peter Stasek Architects - Corporate Architecture
modern living comfort with historical flair Mannheim-Seckenheim / Germany / 2027
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Architectural aspects:
Change of use: From agricultural to residential use.
Two separate living units: Separate entrances, kitchens, bathrooms, etc.
Material selection: Natural materials such as clay plaster, wood, and brick – in keeping with the original barn.
Design: Exposed timber framing, old wooden beams, and preserved gate structures.
Interior design: Combination of old and new – modern living comfort with historical flair.
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Architectural aspects: Change of use: From agricultural to residential use.Two separate living units: Separate entrances, kitchens, bathrooms, etc.Material selection: Natural materials such as clay plaster, wood, and brick – in keeping with the original barn.Design: Exposed timber framing, old wooden beams, and preserved gate structures.Interior design: Combination of old and new – modern living comfort with historical flair.
- Year 2027
- Status Unrealised proposals
- Type Multi-family residence / Lofts/Penthouses / Recovery/Restoration of Historic Buildings / Restoration of façades / Structural Consolidation / Residential renovation / Building Recovery and Renewal / Adaptive reuse
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