Steel frame house 269-047

The steel frame house on the ground floor 269-047 surprises us with its generous terraces, the 26 square meters entrance terrace and the over 50 square meters rear terrace. The house combines specific features of house projects, such as an open living room that opens up to the dining and kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a hall, and a technical room with exclusive access from the one-vehicle garage. We recommend locating this house project on a plot of land with a minimum street frontage of 18.52 linear meters. The number of residents in this property cannot exceed 4 people.

Total area (sqm): 269.55
House footprint (sqm): 191.75
Usable area (sqm): 161
Terraces area (sqm): 77.8
Footprint (lm): 13.52 x 20.37
Building height (nr.): 1-story
Ground floor area (sqm): 191.75
Covered terraces on the ground floor (sqm): 51.8
Uncovered terraces on the ground floor (sqm): 26

Metal structure constructions do not affect the environment. Each piece that enters into the construction of a metal system is designed exactly to the dimension of the project, without subsequent resizing, without cutting or other manoeuvres that would produce losses of raw materials, waste and residue.
The amazing metallurgical properties of steel allow for recycling to continue without degradation of yield from one product to another. Thus, the use of recycled steel leads to sustainable savings in energy and raw material use.
In the field of construction, another form of recycling is the reuse of steel products. Steel is not re-melted, but enters into a new phase of product use. This process offers an even greater ecological benefit than recycling itself. These specificities make steel frame houses a reliable choice for sustainable living.