Combining Contemporary Design with Rustic Charm | Tesche House

Tesche House, designed by Galeria 733, is a modern residence located in southern Brazil. Originally envisioned as a weekend retreat, it has been transformed into a permanent home that combines contemporary design with rustic charm. The house stands out for its harmonious integration with the natural surroundings and the use of materials like brick and wood, which evoke a countryside atmosphere. The project features a striking horizontal roof, a balanced and innovative floor plan, and ingenious structural solutions such as the cantilevered southeast corner that shelters the parking area. Tesche House is a testament to modern Brazilian architecture, offering a timeless and comfortable retreat for its inhabitants.
Credits:
GRAVATAÍ, BRASIL
Architects: Galeria 733
Photography: Roberta Gewehr
Location: Gravataí, Brazil
Area: 340 m²
Year: 2024

[@Ren-1979]

First of all I love that you shared the sketches.
Also the drawings are good.
The project... well, I would have done several things differently, but that's just my taste.

[@garygibson133]

I don't believe I have seen deep swept (angled) facia in wood flowing from the ceiling previously in an outdoor/indoor context. I have been designing a residential property with a swept facia covering in steel (over MGO panels) matching the steel roof (high fire threat location), but we are using Class A fire treated wood in the ceilings for extended outdoor spaces...