.Maximum Otto Zitzelsberger's High Timber Construction in Bavaria Architect and professor Maximum Otto Zitzelsberger provides the Learning Home, a study venture focused on timber building and construction and also environmental education, settled at the Freilandmuseum Oberpfalz, an open-air gallery in Bavaria. This job, established in partnership along with Zitzelsberger's construction students coming from the Technical College of Kaiserslautern-Landau, substitutes a primary building that was actually dropped to fire, complementing the existing properties of a former four-sided farm. The new light-weight building, a basic timber-frame structure, takes advantage of timber sourced sustainably from close-by woodlands, demonstrating a dedication to ecological development practices.all photos by Sebastian Schels From Stone to Lumber: The Development of the Knowing House Situated on the internet site of a previous four-sided ranch, the brand-new property through Max Otto Zitzelsberger and also his trainees changes the primary hacienda that was ruined by fire. Designed as a simple timber-frame property, it utilizes timber sustainably gathered coming from the surrounding rainforest. The wood was felled in winter, very carefully reduced on-site with a mobile phone saw, and also carefully dried for over a year. By utilizing materials sparingly, the German architect and his crew had the ability to reduce the cross-sections of the load-bearing lumbers due to the premium of the wood. The property rises on a few concrete foundation backs, reducing the use of concrete. This altitude serves not only as a lasting building option yet likewise as a home statement. While the brand-new structure forms inspiration from the type of the initial hacienda, it deliberately ranges the historic design at key points, creating a present day reinterpretation of the lost property. The original farmhouse, created of massive stone and block, progressed over creations, along with different expansions gradually altering its look. On the other hand, the new building takes an extra theoretical method. While the initial structure rested firmly on the ground, the substitute is light in weight, raised, and also hovers over the website. Its layout, entirely reimagined for its new function as a seminar area for environmental education and learning, reflects a crystal clear variation from recent. Although the eccentric extensions of the previous building are echoed in the brand-new layout, they are certainly not reproduced, yet reinterpreted.the new lightweight structure forms as a basic timber-frame developing an 'Anti-Project' at Freilandmuseum Oberpfalz The Knowing Home at the Freilandmuseum Oberpfalz stands as a counter-project to the normal prestige properties of German outdoor museums, which usually savour extreme use of components, resources, and area. In numerous means, it may be considered an 'anti-project,' difficult traditional ideas of construction. There is no set schedule-- building takes place as components and also capabilities become available, making the process an important portion of the outcome. This approach turns down linearity and also finality, taking advantage of a powerful as well as liquid procedure where every stage is both an outcome and also an intermediate action. Motivated due to the word collections of Herta Mu00fcller, the task reflects a recycling of concepts, discovering alternate futures as well as the difference of probabilities, without ultimate 'completed' condition. the job settles at the Freilandmuseum Oberpfalz, an al fresco museum in Bavariathe project uses timber sourced sustainably from neighboring foreststhe replacement is elevated, as well as floats over the web site.