Steel frame house 285-108

The 285-108 model steel frame house stands out for its intelligently and carefully designed spaces, blending utility with a modern and attractive design. This two-level house project with exterior terraces is designed as follows: The ground floor spaces are organized as follows: a generous 30 sqm living room, a separate kitchen including a dining area, a convertible office/bedroom, a technical room, a bathroom, and a vestibule in the main access area. A storage room is integrated under the staircase leading to the upper floor.
The sleeping area located on the upper floor is divided into three bedrooms, with the master bedroom featuring a dressing room and an ensuite bathroom. Access to the other two bedrooms is through a central hallway, which also provides access to the shared bathroom.
The volumetrics of this house with 2 floors and terrace are characterized by dark brown accents, harmoniously blending with the gray hue of the plinth, joinery, and roof.

Total area (sqm): 284.73
House footprint (sqm): 240.52
Usable area (sqm): 193.1
Terraces and balconies area (sqm): 44.21
Footprint (lm): 12.44 x 11.22
Building height (nr.): 2-story
Ground floor area (sqm): 122
Uncovered terraces on the ground floor (sqm): 27.43
1st floor area (sqm): 118.52
Covered terraces / balconies on the 1st floor (sqm): 16.78

In the current context of concerns regarding climate change and the conservation of natural resources, the ecological aspect of building a house becomes increasingly important. By opting for sustainable and eco-friendly solutions, you can not only reduce the negative impact on the environment but also create a healthy and nature-friendly living space.
One of the most important ecological choices is represented by construction materials. By choosing recyclable or renewable materials, such as steel which can be used in the construction of the structural frame, you can significantly reduce the carbon footprint of your house. At the same time, you can contribute to the conservation of natural resources and the reduction of waste generated during construction.
Additionally, energy-efficient systems and technologies can play a crucial role in constructing an eco-friendly house. Installing solar panels for the production of electricity or heat, using heat pumps, or efficient ventilation systems can significantly reduce energy consumption and associated carbon emissions.
Furthermore, you can adopt water and waste management practices to reduce the impact on natural resources. Collecting rainwater for irrigation or non-potable uses and composting organic waste are just a few examples of ecological practices that can be integrated into the construction of your house.