Sigurd Larsen Completes 180 m² Town House in Historic Niedersprockhövel, Germany

In the historic village of Niedersprockhövel, Germany, architect Sigurd Larsen has completed a 180 m² residential project titled The Town House. The project, finished in 2025, is a two-story house with a pitched roof, designed to fit the local vernacular defined by similar structures lining narrow streets. Larsen led the design team, which included Simon Jendreizik, and the project was curated by Nina Vuga. Photographs were provided by KKROM Services. The house falls under the categories of Residential Architecture, Houses, and House Interiors. The design responds to the traditional character of the village, where two-story houses with pitched roofs are the norm. No further details about materials, layout, or client were provided in the source material.