.Max Otto Zitzelsberger's Raised Lumber Building in Bavaria Architect and lecturer Maximum Otto Zitzelsberger provides the Understanding Home, a study task focused on timber development and environmental learning, situated at the Freilandmuseum Oberpfalz, an al fresco museum in Bavaria. This venture, built in collaboration along with Zitzelsberger's architecture pupils coming from the Technical Educational Institution of Kaiserslautern-Landau, changes a main property that was shed to fire, enhancing the existing buildings of a previous four-sided farm. The new lightweight building, a basic timber-frame property, uses lumber sourced sustainably from nearby rainforests, reflecting a commitment to green construction practices.all photos through Sebastian Schels Coming From Stone to Wood: The Progression of the Knowing Residence Found on the internet site of a former four-sided farm, the new building by Max Otto Zitzelsberger as well as his students replaces the main farmhouse that was actually damaged by fire. Created as a simple timber-frame structure, it takes advantage of hardwood sustainably collected from the close-by woodland. The lumber was actually felled in wintertime, properly reduced on-site with a mobile phone saw, and carefully dried for over a year. By using products sparingly, the German architect and also his staff had the capacity to lower the cross-sections of the load-bearing hardwoods because of the top quality of the lumber. The property is elevated on a few concrete base necks, lessening the use of concrete. This elevation fulfills not only as a maintainable development option however also as a building statement. While the brand new building draws creativity coming from the kind of the authentic hacienda, it deliberately ranges the historical design at bottom lines, generating a modern reinterpretation of the lost property. The initial farmhouse, constructed of heavy stone and also brick, evolved over creations, along with a variety of expansions steadily changing its appearance. In contrast, the brand-new structure takes a much more theoretical approach. While the authentic structure sat securely on the ground, the replacement is light-weight, raised, and floats above the website. Its own layout, entirely reimagined for its own new role as a workshop area for ecological learning, mirrors a very clear variation from the past. Although the unusual extensions of the former property are echoed in the new design, they are actually not reproduced, but reinterpreted.the brand-new light-weight property takes shape as a straightforward timber-frame building an 'Anti-Project' at Freilandmuseum Oberpfalz The Learning Home at the Freilandmuseum Oberpfalz stands as a counter-project to the typical stature properties of German outdoor museums, which commonly savour extreme use products, resources, and also room. In lots of techniques, it could be viewed as an 'anti-project,' daunting typical concepts of construction. There is actually no fixed schedule-- structure occurs as products as well as capabilities become available, making the procedure an important component of the result. This method refuses length and also finality, embracing a compelling and liquid method where every stage is both a result and also an advanced beginner action. Inspired by the word collections of Herta Mu00fcller, the task demonstrates a recycling of concepts, checking out substitute futures and also the difference of possibilities, without final 'ended up' state. the project settles at the Freilandmuseum Oberpfalz, an outdoor museum in Bavariathe job makes use of lumber sourced sustainably coming from close-by foreststhe substitute rises, and floats above the internet site.