LIVING IN GREEN, ENJOYING URBAN PROXIMITY
The modern terraced multi-family house in Binningen offers a wide range of possibilities to meet your personal requirements. The building is located on a steep slope in the southeast of Binningen, surrounded by idyllic landscapes and a magnificent view to the west. The city center of Basel can be reached in a short time by bike and public transport.
The multi-family house with five apartments in an elevated standard of construction adapts to the topographical conditions of the plot. The building is terraced, with the attic floor (level +1) set back slightly.
Access to the apartments is via elevator systems or individual apartment entrances with a covered forecourt, which can be reached via an external staircase running parallel to the entire northeastern facade.
Along the street, there are a total of six parking spaces for cars, two of which are reserved for visitors.
One apartment is realized per floor, with the exception of levels 0 and +1, which together form a maisonette apartment. In the lower area, the garden is accessible to all. The building is constructed in the Minergie standard (without certification), and the heat supply is provided by two air/heat pumps.
Interior Architecture
The interior architectural concept creates bright, open, and high-quality living spaces that offer the comfort and quality of owner-occupied apartments and at the same time give each unit its own spatial identity.
A central element of all apartments is a spacious, open living area where living, eating, and cooking flow smoothly into one another. Large glass surfaces provide plenty of daylight and create a strong connection between the interior and exterior spaces. All apartments have two bathrooms. One bathroom is equipped with a bathtub, and the second with a shower. A private washing machine and dryer are available in each apartment.
Materialization Concept Interiors
Two different materialization concepts have been developed for the interiors, which give each apartment its own atmosphere. Both concepts meet the high quality standards of the project but interpret them in different ways: once warm and natural, once urban and industrial.
Concept "Natural"
The three upper apartments follow a natural and timeless design concept. The goal is a bright, calm, and warm living atmosphere that does justice to the spacious, light-filled rooms. An oak parquet floor gives the rooms warmth and naturalness; the walls are kept white and support the bright room effect. Windows with wood on the inside take up the materiality of the parquet and create a harmonious overall picture. The doors are also designed in white and fit quietly into the design.
All walls in the living area are treated with a clay plaster, which breathes and guarantees a comfortable room atmosphere. Technical elements such as spotlights, light switches, and sockets are also white and recede gesturally into the background.
Concept "Industrial"
The two lower apartments follow an urban, industrially influenced materialization concept. Here, a clear, reduced materiality is in the foreground. A visible concrete floor gives the rooms a modern, architectural appearance. This materiality is supplemented by clay stone walls, which are used as a design element. They bring warmth into the room and at the same time create a very pleasant room climate. Black accents on doors, light switches, and sockets set targeted contrasts and emphasize the industrial character of the apartments. The kitchens are reduced in design and fit harmoniously into the overall picture.
Features Apartment 5: - Concept "Industrial" -
. Apartment
. 95.80 sqm net living area
. 3.5 rooms
. Seating area 23.20 sqm
. Basement 7.60 sqm
. Hobby room 22.70 sqm
. Washing machine and dryer are available in the apartment
There are a total of 4 parking spaces available for 5 apartments, which can be rented separately.
