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Entwurf • Design Zoll Architekten, Stuttgart
Bauherr • Client Fam. Zoll, Stuttgart
Standort • Location Freischützstraße 9, Stutt gart
Wohnfläche • Living space 183 m 2
Fotos • Photos Zooey Braun, Stuttgart
Mehr Infos auf Seite • More infos on page 144

HOUSE F9

IN STUTTGART

Stuttgart's renowned hillside locations have seen a new
addition: Zoll Architekten constructed a small, black
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house at the Haigst that appears surprisingly spacious
4 inside. The magic word is reduction. On the one hand,
only two materials - concrete and wood - were used. On
the other hand, fixtures replace a large part of the usual
furniture. The result is a tiny house for five residents.
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T he new residence of Tom-Philipp Zoll and his wife Johanna
8 9 Maibach-Zoll is located on the Haigst, a residential area in
Stuttgart's prime hillside location. The view down to the state capital of
Baden-Württemerg in the valley is fantastic and the district is extremely
2 popular as a residential neighbourhood. Correspondingly, this is a
densely built-up area. Nevertheless, the new building for the Zoll Family
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clearly demonstrates the amount of quality living space that can be cre-
ated with skilful planning despite the exceptionally small footprint: The
site, which was available to the architect couple and their three young
Grundriss Erdgeschoss • Ground floor plan children, measures only 270 square metres. Here they have accommo-
dated a quiet garden with a pool and terrace, a paved front courtyard
1 Parkplatz • Parking lot with a tree as well as a tool shed, a car parking space and - last but not
2 Garten • Garden least - a residence that leaves nothing to be desired. Clever room lay-
11 10 3 Terrasse • Terrace
4 Schwimmbecken • Swimming pool outs and intelligently placed openings let the interior of the residence
5 Geräteschuppen • Tool shed appear much larger than it actually is. On the first floor, for example,
6 Mülltonnen • Garbage cans
7 Garderobe • Wardrobe the floor-to-ceiling windows, that are designed to extend across the cor-
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8 Küche • Kitchen ner, skilfully cover up the small size of the three children's rooms.
10 10 9 Wohnzimmer • Living room Despite the narrow floor plan, the architects even found a suitable
10 Kinderzimmer • Child's room
13 place for a continuous light shaft extending from the roof down to the
11 Flur • Hallway
12 Bedezimmer • Bathroom ground floor. The interior fit-out is consistently restricted to two materi-
13 Lichtschacht • Light shaft
Grundriss Obergeschoss • Upper floor plan als: in-situ concrete and wood. Almost all furnishings - starting with the
14 Elternschlafzimmer • Master bedroom
15 Galerie • Gallery wardrobe in the entrance area, the large bench in the dining room, the
16 Arbeitszimmer • Study kitchen unit, the parents' bed and the desks and shelves in the study to
the sanitary furniture in the bathrooms - are designed as built-in units.
Apart from the three children's rooms accommodated on the first floor,
furniture in the true sense of the word was largely dispensed with: in
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the dining area there are a few chairs, in the living room there is a sofa
and a coffee table. This absolute reduction has a clarifying effect and
16 contributes significantly to helping to forget the smallness of the interi-
13 ors. In addition, the tiny house, as such spatial miracles are often
referred to, meets the KfW 70 energy efficiency standard. Heating and
Grundriss Dachgeschoss • Attic floor plan cooling is provided by a state-of-the-art geothermal heat pump.

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