Haus Scholz
Winner
Excellent Architecture
Architecture
Details
The house caters to the clients’ penchant for 1920s architecture and decor. But what makes it a modern-day home? First of all, it has been conceived and built today. Although it does not shy away from models of familiar residential architecture, it does not see itself as a copy. This is evident in the free adaptation of traditional building elements and forms, which are translated into the here and now, well-proportioned down to the details and with precise craftsmanship. Photo credit: Christian Eblenkamp.
The Jury‘s Statement
With the design for the Scholz House, the difficult balancing act between historic architecture of the 1920s and modern, contemporary architecture was achieved.
