
House for my Niece
House for my Niece
Nestled in the serene landscape of Versmold, the House for my Niece was created as a special sanctuary for reading, reflection, and contemplation. A wooden cabin rests on a foundation of a recycled concrete pillar, emphasizing sustainability and simplicity. Accessible by a ladder, the retreat offers a touch of adventure and seclusion. Inside, a simple yet inviting bench provides the perfect spot to relax and gaze through a window that frames the expansive open fields of corn and grain. The design fosters a deep connection to nature, inspiring creativity and thoughtful moments.
Nestled in the serene landscape of Versmold, the House for my Niece was created as a special sanctuary for reading, reflection, and contemplation. A wooden cabin rests on a foundation of a recycled concrete pillar, emphasizing sustainability and simplicity. Accessible by a ladder, the retreat offers a touch of adventure and seclusion. Inside, a simple yet inviting bench provides the perfect spot to relax and gaze through a window that frames the expansive open fields of corn and grain. The design fosters a deep connection to nature, inspiring creativity and thoughtful moments.


Location
Versmold, Germany
Typology
Retreat
Client
Private
Area
1,5 sqm
Year
2019
Status
Built, 2019
Material
Wood, recycled concrete
Collaboration
Photographer
Christoph Hesse Architects








House for my Niece
House for my Niece
Nestled in the serene landscape of Versmold, the House for my Niece was created as a special sanctuary for reading, reflection, and contemplation. A wooden cabin rests on a foundation of a recycled concrete pillar, emphasizing sustainability and simplicity. Accessible by a ladder, the retreat offers a touch of adventure and seclusion. Inside, a simple yet inviting bench provides the perfect spot to relax and gaze through a window that frames the expansive open fields of corn and grain. The design fosters a deep connection to nature, inspiring creativity and thoughtful moments.


Location
Versmold, Germany
Typology
Retreat
Client
Private
Area
1,5 sqm
Year
2019
Status
Built, 2019
Material
Wood, recycled concrete
Collaboration
Photographer
Christoph Hesse Architects






