Titlebook: Courtyard Houses; A Housing Typology Günter Pfeifer,Per Brauneck Book 2008Latest edition Birkh?user Basel 2008 Buildings.Courtyard house.Ho

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Patio house Single storey North-south orientationan be attached to neighbouring units on two sides; two sides can provide access. Thus, this house type is a suitable housing development module. However, its strong introverted character would require several modifications when employed in Central European regions.

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Typologyarly abstracted attributes from other contexts and to define similarities or differences. Since Quatremère de Quincy at the latest the history of architecture has described this kind of approach by the term typology and understands it as the abstraction of formal attributes into a principle, called

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The principle of combinationy in rural areas, the German Hofreite (shared courtyard house) was a house type that combined living and working under one roof. The farmhouse faced the street and featured a large gateway that lead to the farmyard. The farmyard was surrounded by a barn, a stable and possibly a servant’s house. Thes

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Garden courtyard house Single storey North-south orientationorth provides access to the house and a small studio apartment, which can also be accessed via the garage. The personal rooms face south and adjoin an inner courtyard allowing a discrete access to the circulation area and the living room only. Living room, dining area and kitchen are oriented toward

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L-shaped house Two storeys East-west orientationoor are located in the corner section of the L-shape. The south-facing wing of the building is two storeys high, whereas the west wing comprises only one storey. Towards the west, the courtyard is enclosed by a single-storey wall. The ground floor of the south wing encompasses a studio and workspace

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Atrium-type house Two storeys North-south orientationrooms, whereas the wider axis comprises the common areas, double-height and courtyard spaces. In the cross direction, there are three zones, with the centre zone comprising the courtyard and the circulation area with staircase and hallway. Flanking this zone are the personal rooms on the first floor