The overall renovation, including the façade, affected the layout, materials, and volume of the house. The qualities of the original building served as a springboard for the new adjustments. The façade of the ground floor is dominated by deep red brick cladding and original copilit – milky profile glass. On the upper floors, balconies no longer preferred by the owners were removed, allowing the adjoining rooms to expand. Even more emphasis was therefore placed on a sensory and visual connection with the surrounding greenery and with the garden located at the back of the parcel.

The main living area on the first floor offers two bedrooms, a bathroom, WC, and a fully equipped kitchen connected to the living room. The top floor mirrors this layout. Light birch wood permeates the interiors in the form of doors, kitchen cabinetry, and built-in storage, enhancing the impression of brightness, complemented by several dark accents in both kitchens.