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Close your eyes and ask yourself: what does my dream house look like?<\/strong> <\/p>

The answers of would-be builders are often surprisingly similar: both the loner and the couple who have just fallen in love dream of a large garden. The individualist wants just as much storage space as the single mother. And everyone loves light: sunlight, warm light, natural light. It should radiate generously and illuminate the rooms. In addition, the dream house should of course be practical and sustainable. Inexpensive in construction and planning, but of good quality. And, of course, the perfect house must also be tailored to the individual needs of its builder: it should not be an off-the-shelf house, but leave room for creative design wishes. One type of house that can fulfill all of these desires is the modern house: With its large variety of architectural models, it gives each character their very own domestic happiness. For example Lisa, Markus and Felix.<\/strong><\/p>

the essentials in brief<\/p>

Different house types can be summarized under the \u201cmodern house\u201d.<\/p>

Common features are the modern design and advanced construction techniques.<\/p>

The sustainable architectural style saves heating and electricity costs.<\/p><\/blockquote><\/figure>

The modern house \u2013 sustainable on a modern floor plan<\/h2>

The house of the young entrepreneur Lisa plays with different building materials. The white facade is framed by the solid wooden posts that give the house its basic cubic structure. The floor plan is practically designed. The rooms are optimally cut, so that the usable area of the two-storey single-family house is very large: “Big enough for my boyfriend and me, our children and whatever else may come,” says Lisa with a smile.<\/p>

Lisa didn’t just like the modern design because of the look, which is both practical and beautiful. But above all because of its sustainability: The modern house convinces with a very good energy balance<\/a> . Advanced thermal insulation<\/a> and efficient heating<\/a> save the family a lot of money every year – and also ensure an ecologically clear conscience. The compost in your own garden does the rest.<\/p>

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Detached house in modern style<\/figcaption><\/figure><\/div>

The modern house \u2013 also individual!<\/h2>

Markus has also found happiness in building a modern house. Unlike Lisa, however, he placed more value on his individual ideas. Although his house was prefabricated, most of his wishes could be implemented. The advanced construction techniques also allowed the client to construct more elaborate constructions \u2013 and that more cost-effectively than with an architect<\/a> ‘s house. His house is characterized by a lot of wood<\/a> . A striking feature is the magnificently curved spiral staircase that leads to the second floor: Here, the floor-to-ceiling windows invite the sunlight in.<\/p>

Accessibility<\/a> on the ground floor was also indispensable for Markus: \u201cI would still like to live here as an old man. That’s why accessibility was super important to me – and not a problem.”<\/p>

benefits<\/h3>\n\n