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New barn dwelling made of timber

Tübach, CH

Full view of the new timber structure from the side

A barn dwelling for Fuchs Farm

In this residential project to develop a new barn dwelling, Blumer Lehmann supported the client in the role of general contractor. The designs for the building were drawn up in our architecture department.

The residential annex carries on the form of the barn in its size and dimensions. Striking, vertical timbers – known as lesenes – create a visual separation between the residential building and the barn with their shift in regularity along the facade.

The timber design gives the building its character inside as well; with exposed beams, floors and ceilings as well as interior elements made of timber. The barn dwelling was planned and built within two years and meets the Minergie standard.

Portrait Richard Jussel Project development Blumer Lehmann

Richard Jussel

Project Development | Sales – Industrial Buildings | Timber and Modular Construction | Switzerland

+41 71 388 58 61
richard.jussel@blumer-lehmann.com
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Project details

Client:
Private
Architecture:
Blumer-Lehmann AG
Project type:
Residential construction single-familiy home
Construction type:
Wood element construction
Services:
General contractor services (GC)
Construction:
2019-2021
Locality:
Tübach
Country:
Switzerland
Front of the timber barn dwelling

The robust agricultural building style nevertheless appears modern.

Bathroom with grey stone, timber and white elements

The materials harmonise with each other and with the architectural style.

Barn and dwelling in timber construction

Successful combination of dwelling and barn

Interior view of bedroom with balcony door and bed

The architectural style inherited from the barn allows for high ceilings in the bedroom.

Entrance hall with white door and walls, wooden ceilings and wooden floor.

Wooden floors and ceilings and timber elements in the interior fittings make the rooms warm and welcoming.

Living room with stove and dining table

Floor-to-ceiling glass doors let plenty of natural light into the living room.