RICHMOND
RICHMOND
Einfamilienhaus RICHMOND: englische Raffinesse von aussen und Innen
The RICHMOND single-family residence brings together the charm of a classic country house with contemporary architectural clarity, creating a calm and refined living atmosphere.
A Unified Composition Despite Clear Articulation
Single-Family Residence | Location: Quiet, sunlit residential setting with optimal southwest orientation | Living Area: 273 m² | Volume: 1,482 m³ | Rooms: 6.5 | Construction: Solid construction
The name RICHMOND combines the charm of an English country house with contemporary elegance. The architecture is composed of two clearly legible volumes. The façade reflects the structured internal order outward, making the distinction between primary and secondary uses perceptible in the exterior expression—through the white-rendered main volume and the annexes articulated with Mediterranean stone cladding. Both volumes are formally unified by hipped roofs, together forming a calm and vertically structured architectural presence.
Clearly separated primary and secondary spaces
The single-family residence offers a clear and well-considered spatial organization across a gross floor area of 273 m², distributed over two levels. The double garage connects via a stair to the basement and technical rooms. Both the entrance and the terrace are covered, articulating the transitions between interior and exterior. To the south, the garden is complemented by an outbuilding with pergola and a pool, extending the outdoor living space.
Spatial flow and transitions
Inside, a door leads directly from the garage into the main volume, while a utility room acts as a functional buffer between the garage and the entrance area. On the ground floor, a generous living and dining area with an adjoining kitchen forms the spatial core. Living and dining are arranged in a staggered configuration, with the centrally positioned fireplace creating both separation and connection. This arrangement also generates a sheltered outdoor space that visually extends the living area.
Retreat and order
On the opposite side, the study defines the edge of the living area and connects it via two access points to the functional zone with laundry and WC. On the upper floor, the master suite features a generous dressing area and an en-suite bathroom. A separate children’s zone, with a flexible multipurpose room, acts as a shared anteroom and extension to the two bedrooms.
