A house for sale: open-plan living room with kitchen, large glazing onto the garden and a green roof that holds the temperature. Available as a shell or finished and ready to move into.
2021
A house that does not try to stand out: it settles into a garden neighbourhood, keeps the mature trees and returns well water, cleaned, to the ground.
2025
A house set into a gentle slope beside a castle ruin, open to the south. Soil, a green roof and monolithic concrete hold a steady indoor temperature all year, with no air conditioning.
2026
A house for a long, narrow city plot: sunk into the ground and covered with a green roof, so the plot keeps its greenery and the neighbours keep their view. It stays cool in summer without air conditioning.
2021
A house on the site of an old barn in the Štiavnica hills. The owner designed it himself; Talpa House added the structure and the technology.
2014
Ready to visitAsk for a visitThe first self-sufficient Talpa House. You barely see it as you arrive, and the garden on its roof grows about two months of food a year.
2022
A house for living and working, each zone level and apart, with a terrace four metres above the road. The slope keeps it almost invisible to the neighbour, and leaves the neighbour his view.
2021
A pair of houses shaped like butterfly wings on a steep slope nobody could farm. Two generations of one family built it together, which made it affordable for both.
2020
A small house in the vineyards above Lake Balaton that some visitors never notice. Noise does not pass through a green roof, so you have complete privacy from the neighbours.
2016
A house on flat meadows that made its own hill. When it is 35 °C outside it stays cool inside, and −25 °C troubles it just as little.
2015
The first Talpa House catalog design covered with soil, and still the most successful. Hidden in the terrain, and impossible to overlook.
