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Hoblina

A V-shaped catalogue house for plots with curious neighbours: they see a green roof, you see the landscape.

Earth-sheltered house Hoblina at dusk, glazed front onto a lawn, woman outside, city lights beyond
Visualisation

The neighbours see only a green roof.

124 m² in a V shape.

V-shapedparking one level belowconcreteunderfloor heating

Irregular plot from 600 m², min. 25 m wide

From 375 000 €

Living room of the Hoblina earth-sheltered house, curved glazed wall over hills and city lights at dusk
Visualisation

A living room turned to the view.

The house is V-shaped. The green roof and the slope behind the house face the neighbours; the living room has a glazed wall towards the view. The car stands one level lower, and you can see it from the house.

Floor plan of an underground house
Floor plan of the V-shaped house
  • Hidden from the street

    From the road you see the landscape, not the house.

  • Preserved view

    The house is placed so that the view from the plot stays untouched.

  • Green roof

    The roof surface is alive. It holds back rainwater, cools itself by evaporation and gives back to the plot the green space the house took up.

  • Wet underfloor heatingHeat is distributed through the floor at a low temperature, with no radiators on the walls.
  • Fireplace insert with heat distributionHeat from the stove is carried to other rooms, not just the one it stands in.
  • Sloping plotThe house is set into the slope. A plot that would be a problem for a conventional house is an advantage here.
  • Concrete Construction
  • Solar panels, a stove with a heat exchanger and underfloor heating Heating

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