House near Bonn

The single-family home: The house was designed in 1969 by the well-known architect Erich Schneider-Wessling, a Neutra student. It is an early example of innovative building with wood and glass. The architecture offers an individual and high quality of living. The focus is on a large living-dining room with a gallery and open kitchen (separable with a sliding door). The floor plan is bright and open in all areas of the house. There are exits everywhere through large sliding doors into the garden and onto balconies. There is a bathroom on each floor. The heating is operated via an oil tank. The burner in a boiler room distributes heat via an air heating system.