Draeger house corsica by Philippe Stuebi Architekten

Draeger house corsica is design by Philippe Stuebi Architekten. The holiday house sits as walkable sculptural building in the strong landscape with a square ruin, old retaining walls, large rocks as well as olive groves and oak tree forests. in the south the house has a spectacular terrace with a great view on the sea and with a low, broad parapet (40/70cm). under the terrace is a further guest room with a bath and cellar. the living space has the atmosphere of a covered outside space and gets maximum glazing on the back too, which releases the view as contrast to the width of the sea on the bizarre rock landscape lying directly behind. two large movable wall pieces let the living space with kitchen and bedroom become a large flowing area. outside the oversizes staircase dramatizes the hillside situation and connects the guest room and its separate terrace with the house in a generous gesture.

materials: bright ocher lime finish in the color of the surrounding rocks, all floors in sanded / grinded terracotta slabs. except the glazings of the living space all glazings can be pushed completely into the walls.