Modern barnhouse with a total area of 119 m² with gable roof, enfilade system and cosy terrace. The word “enfilade” comes from the French verb enfiler, meaning “to string”. This term came into architecture from jewellery. That is, an enfilade is a series of rooms arranged sequentially.

The enfilade of our project begins in the entrance hall, bypassing the bedroom area, and leads through the living room-kitchen to the spacious terrace. Thus, when you enter the house, the terrace and the garden are in view. The terrace doubles the space of the living room, while the access to the garden makes it endless. The panoramic glazing of the façade blurs the boundary between the interior of the house and the plot.