The family house in Dobříš was designed as a compact living space in close connection with the garden.

The aim was to create a home closely linked to greenery, in a layout that can adapt over time to the changing needs of the client. The design also allowed for partial self-build. Within a floor area of 250 m², a generous new-build was developed, comprising two bedrooms, an open living space with a kitchen, two bathrooms, several atria, a double garage, and a workshop. The architecture is based on a regular structural grid with a 4,500 mm module, formed by timber H-columns. Both interior and exterior walls are constructed from masonry blocks, while the roof structure consists of timber trusses. A lightweight metal roof with an overhang wraps the entire volume, protecting the house from southern sun exposure and giving it a calm, horizontal expression.