.Max Otto Zitzelsberger's High Wood Construction in Bavaria Engineer and also teacher Max Otto Zitzelsberger shows the Learning House, a study job paid attention to timber development and ecological learning, positioned at the Freilandmuseum Oberpfalz, an open-air museum in Bavaria. This project, cultivated in collaboration with Zitzelsberger's architecture students from the Technical College of Kaiserslautern-Landau, replaces a principal building that was shed to fire, enhancing the existing properties of a past four-sided farm. The brand-new light in weight establishment, an easy timber-frame structure, uses lumber sourced sustainably from nearby forests, mirroring a devotion to green development practices.all images by Sebastian Schels From Stone to Wood: The Advancement of the Knowing House Situated on the site of a previous four-sided ranch, the brand new property through Max Otto Zitzelsberger and his pupils replaces the principal hacienda that was actually destroyed by fire. Built as a straightforward timber-frame building, it takes advantage of hardwood sustainably gathered from the close-by woodland. The hardwood was actually felled in winter, carefully cut on-site along with a mobile phone saw, and carefully dried for over a year. By utilizing products sparingly, the German designer and his staff managed to minimize the cross-sections of the load-bearing woods due to the top quality of the timber. The structure is elevated on a couple of concrete foundation necks, minimizing the use of concrete. This altitude offers not merely as a maintainable building selection yet likewise as an architectural claim. While the brand-new property sketches motivation coming from the type of the authentic hacienda, it purposely diverges from the historic layout at bottom lines, generating a modern reinterpretation of the lost building. The original hacienda, developed of hefty rock and brick, advanced over generations, with various extensions slowly modifying its own appearance. In contrast, the brand new structure takes an extra intellectual technique. While the initial property sat strongly on the ground, the replacement is light in weight, elevated, as well as floats over the website. Its layout, totally reimagined for its brand-new part as a workshop space for environmental education, shows a crystal clear departure coming from the past. Although the eccentric extensions of the past property are echoed in the brand-new layout, they are not reproduced, however reinterpreted.the new light-weight establishment takes shape as an easy timber-frame developing an 'Anti-Project' at Freilandmuseum Oberpfalz The Understanding House at the Freilandmuseum Oberpfalz stands as a counter-project to the common stature buildings of German al fresco museums, which frequently indulge in excessive use of materials, resources, as well as area. In lots of means, it could be viewed as an 'anti-project,' challenging typical ideas of building and construction. There is actually no predetermined routine-- property takes place as products as well as abilities appear, making the process an essential portion of the outcome. This approach denies linearity and also finality, welcoming a compelling and liquid method where every stage is actually both a result and also a more advanced action. Influenced due to the word collections of Herta Mu00fcller, the project reflects a recycling of tips, exploring alternative futures as well as the variation of probabilities, with no final 'completed' condition. the venture works out at the Freilandmuseum Oberpfalz, an al fresco museum in Bavariathe job uses hardwood sourced sustainably coming from close-by foreststhe replacement is elevated, and also hovers above the site.