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	In September 2016, Brandt + Simon Architekten completed Schuppen house, a single family home in Berlin, Germany.		In September 2016, Brandt + Simon Architekten completed Schuppen house, a single family home in Berlin, Germany.
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	The house is characterised by its façade which takes the form of rows of green shingles with curved edges, and windows positioned so as to resemble a face.		The house is characterised by its façade which takes the form of rows of green shingles with curved edges, and windows positioned so as to resemble a face.

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	The 8,350 rounded shingles are in varying shades of green, providing the exterior with a dappled effect which is intended to blend with the surrounding trees and plants. This was the architects’ response to the client’s brief to create a ‘garden house’.		The 8,350 rounded shingles are in varying shades of green, providing the exterior with a dappled effect which is intended to blend with the surrounding trees and plants. This was the architects’ response to the client’s brief to create a ‘garden house’.

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	By angling the end wall of the timber-frame house, extra space was created for a garden. The facial expression on the wall is created by the use of a long panoramic window positioned below two smaller windows.		By angling the end wall of the timber-frame house, extra space was created for a garden. The facial expression on the wall is created by the use of a long panoramic window positioned below two smaller windows.
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	An angular white staircase connects the floors, with the uppermost floor illuminated by a set of 6 rectangular roof lights. In contrast to the colourful exterior, the interior finishes are minimal, with walls painted white and offset by dark flooring.		An angular white staircase connects the floors, with the uppermost floor illuminated by a set of 6 rectangular roof lights. In contrast to the colourful exterior, the interior finishes are minimal, with walls painted white and offset by dark flooring.

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	As a means of enhancing the ‘green’ credentials of the house, cellulose (recycled paper) was used exclusively for thermal insulation, with heating supporting by the use of passive solar energy panels.		As a means of enhancing the ‘green’ credentials of the house, cellulose (recycled paper) was used exclusively for thermal insulation, with heating supporting by the use of passive solar energy panels.

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	Photos copyright Michael Nast.		Photos copyright Michael Nast.
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In September 2016, Brandt + Simon Architekten completed Schuppen house, a single family home in Berlin, Germany.

The house is characterised by its façade which takes the form of rows of green shingles with curved edges, and windows positioned so as to resemble a face.

[[File:Schuppen2.jpg]]

The 8,350 rounded shingles are in varying shades of green, providing the exterior with a dappled effect which is intended to blend with the surrounding trees and plants. This was the architects’ response to the client’s brief to create a ‘garden house’.

[[File:Schuppen3.jpg]]

By angling the end wall of the timber-frame house, extra space was created for a garden. The facial expression on the wall is created by the use of a long panoramic window positioned below two smaller windows.

An angular white staircase connects the floors, with the uppermost floor illuminated by a set of 6 rectangular roof lights. In contrast to the colourful exterior, the interior finishes are minimal, with walls painted white and offset by dark flooring.

[[File:Schuppen4.jpg]]

As a means of enhancing the ‘green’ credentials of the house, cellulose (recycled paper) was used exclusively for thermal insulation, with heating supporting by the use of passive solar energy panels.

[[File:Schuppen5.jpg]]

Photos copyright Michael Nast.

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