Papundekl Architects Unveils Single-Story Czech House with Sloping Glass Facade Facing Forest

Papundekl Architects has designed a single-story modular family house in a South Bohemian village, scheduled for completion in 2026. The project, photographed by Alex Shoots Buildings, is curated by Nina Vuga and uses products from suppliers AGB Bautechnik and AZ Glass. The design team comprises responsible architects Jan Bárta, Šimon Bierhanzl, Marek Fischer and Marija Milas. Intended for a couple around 60 years old who want to spend their time cycling and living closer to nature, the house negotiates a double context: it respects the local rural heritage while opening fully to the surrounding landscape. Its sloping glass facade dissolves the boundary between interior and exterior by turning its back on the village road and orienting toward an isolated forest with a stream. The project falls under the category of houses and was published by ArchDaily, which notes that the original version is available in English.