Projects of combined houses from a log. Projects of combined houses made of brick and timber

In modern times, there are many ideas that are taken into account when it comes to construction. A house made of foam block and wood often becomes the choice of land owners who want to build an unusual, at the same time, budgetary and aesthetically beautiful structure for life or recreation.

House project from foam blocks and wood

There are many advantages to such designs. They will be especially noted by those who have already become the owner of a house made of foam block and wood. Such buildings serve for many years and never cease to amaze with their remarkable and reliability. This shelter can rightfully be called an excellent option, as well as a wonderful place for permanent residence.

Often, a material such as a foam block is chosen for. This material has a lot of factors that favor the choice of this particular raw material for the construction of a residential building structure. The reasons why they are popular:

All these positive aspects of foam concrete blocks indicate that it is not in vain that many rely on this type of building material.

Disadvantages of foam concrete blocks

Along with a huge number of advantages, like all building materials, foam concrete blocks also have a number of disadvantages.

Existing types and sizes of foam concrete blocks

These are:

As you can see, there are much fewer disadvantages than advantages, besides, you can handle the material in such a way that you don't even have to remember about the negative sides.

An example of a built house entirely of foam concrete

What are the advantages of houses from a bar

It can often be found on the territory of private plots. Projects of structures from a bar are presented on the modern market in a wide range. It is not surprising that such houses are being erected by people with different levels of financial capabilities. In addition, such material has a number of advantages, due to which the stake is placed on it:

These advantages help the owners of land plots to decide exactly what such structures are worthy, to have their place on the territory of their plots.

Interior and design of a log cottage

Disadvantages of houses.
Along with the advantages, there are also a number of disadvantages. Everything should be weighed so as not to be in the red afterwards:

Advantages of combined houses made of foam block and wood

The ideal solution for those who cannot decide on the choice of material for construction is the construction of combined houses from foam blocks and wood. This is a fundamentally new idea that will help eliminate all possible disadvantages of the two materials and use only their advantages. The positive sides that are dominated by the combined houses of foam blocks and wood are:

Rational use of both materials;
Decorating a house made of wood and foam blocks
Thanks to the combination, the ground floor is durable and corrosion-free. The second floor, the main material of which is wood, creates a harmonious atmosphere in the space and provides the construction of the house with new trends in architectural ideas;
The building, constructed from a combination of two materials, is advantageous in terms of pricing policy. Both types of raw materials are quite acceptable in price, and their correct combination will help to avoid possible drawbacks that each of the materials possesses;
have a harmonious and aesthetically pleasing appearance. The exterior of such structures looks attractive and modern;
Also, houses made of wood and foam concrete blocks, thanks to new technology, combine durability and environmentally friendly space.
Variant of the project and construction of a combined two-story cottage

In general, we can say with confidence that combined houses are a worthy solution for those who prefer durability and reliability, and also like to correctly distribute their budget.

It is the combined houses that become the choice of those who give preference to a reasonable expenditure of funds and the organization of a harmonious, thoughtful space.

Features of the construction of combined houses from foam block and wood

Of course, the construction of combined houses has its own characteristics. Due to these features, the choice often falls on this particular type of buildings. These are:

Construction speed;
It is quite easy to build a combined house; even a person who had no previous experience in construction can cope with the task. Of course, if there are no building skills at all, then it is better to seek help from professionals;
An example of the construction of the second floor with a closed balcony

The process of building a building from a foam block
The construction of a combined house according to a pre-selected project will not be difficult ... The most important thing is to think over all the details at the stage of choosing a structure;
When a house is built according to a project, the landlord does not have to purchase materials for the house with a margin. This will help to significantly save the budget and become the owner of a magnificent "fortress" in which rest and life are unusual and filled with harmony;
Combined houses should be built in stages. This will allow the structure to accept the required stability and adapt to the environment;
The process of building a combined house from a bar
First of all, of course, it is organized. Due to the lightness of the structure, the "pillow" for the building will be inexpensive. Materials that do not give a high load on the basis of the structure will significantly;
The next stage in the construction of combined structures is the laying of foam concrete blocks. This material must be handled with great care. This will help not to incur additional costs for the purchase of additional units of raw materials spoiled during the stacking process;
The process of laying foam concrete blocks
After the foam concrete blocks have been laid, the structure should be left for a short time. Aerated concrete blocks must be resilient and adaptable to the prevailing climatic situation;
Then you can start building the second floor. Sometimes in combined houses it is planned to erect the entire structure from wooden beams, and then finish the finished structure with foam concrete blocks on top of the tree. In this case, the steps are clear.
If each of the blocks (foam concrete blocks and wood) is separate, then the construction of the second floor will require additional efforts from the owner of the land plot or from the construction company. Combined houses made of foam blocks and wood should be erected deliberately, carefully fulfilling the requirements of density and adhesion of materials;
After the second floor is ready, land owners can move into a residential building.

Design and project of a residential country cottage

These are just some of the features of combined houses. A complete list of instructions on the construction of such buildings is best obtained from experienced craftsmen. Video review of the combined house made of wood and foam blocks.

The desire to have their own country house forces many residents of the metropolis to invest fabulous sums in construction. And the more intricate the cottage project is, the more financing of the construction should be. At the same time, the price of a finished house to a large extent depends on the material used for construction. And since stone is mainly used for the installation of houses in Russia, the cottage costs a pretty penny. However, there is a very productive method of saving family money on the construction of their own nest - cozy and durable houses made of stone and wood. So, as a result of the combination of materials, it will be possible to save on the installation of the entire structure.

Types of combined houses

The use of diverse building materials in the construction of houses has been known in history since the 15th century. And the main harmonious combination was the combination of stone and wood. Such a tandem allows you to make a powerful supporting base (or first floor) and mount an already lightweight version of the second floor or attic made of wood above it. The most popular examples of such combinations are:

Half-timbered houses... They originate from Eastern Europe and Scandinavia. The construction of such buildings is based on a wooden frame, which is filled with a natural stone block. Or this same timber frame is mounted on a pre-arranged stone lower floor. The house takes on the outlines of reliability, massiveness and fortress.
Chalet houses. They are also familiar as hunter's houses. These buildings came to architecture from the mountainous Alps, where shepherds and hunters equipped themselves with shelters in order to hide from the changeable weather of the mountains. Snow or unexpected winds, rains or hot sun - all this could overtake the shepherd in the mountains at any moment. It was as a refuge that strong chalet cottages were erected, based on a strong stone (basement) floor and a wooden attic, sheltered from snow and wind by a sloping roof. Such a house made of wood and stone today has turned into a special style of architectural direction.

Important: the basic rule when combining materials in a building is to install a lighter floor over a heavier one. And even if the house will have three floors, the bearing capacity of building materials should go downward from the bottom up. For example, a concrete basement, then the first floor of blocks or bricks, the third floor is exclusively wooden.

Types of material combinations

The construction of combined buildings is similar to the work of a sculptor. Here it can be interpreted in such a way that the finished cottage turns out to be unlike any of the neighboring ones. Moreover, most often the developer uses the following types of combinations:

Monolithic reinforced concrete and rounded logs. Here de can be used coarser chopped round timber of hand processing. Note that a reliable reinforced concrete level acts as a basement semi-basement floor. It is subsequently sheathed outside with clinker tiles or simply plastered. The use of a reinforced concrete monolith in the form of a basement floor is relevant on non-powdery soils with a low level of groundwater.
Combination of a brick ground floor with a lighter and more even timber. In this case, either a strip reinforced concrete foundation or a monolithic slab is mounted under the house. Everything depends on the type of soil on the site and the level of groundwater on it. It is worth noting that bricks and beams, which have a perfectly even shape, create an original tandem for installing a house in the style of half-timbered construction.
You can also mount a three-story house made of combined materials. Combined houses made of foam blocks and wood on top of a monolithic basement level are relevant here. At the same time, the house will acquire the final appearance thanks to the exterior decoration of the stone floors chosen by the developer. The tree will speak for itself.
And there is also a cheaper combination of materials from a bar or log on the first floor and a frame-panel structure on the second. But this technology is used for small cottages and, if desired, significantly save money.

Important: in any of the cases of installing a stone first level, the fire safety of the finished house increases several times. Since it is in the basement (lower) level of the house that all the auxiliary and utility rooms are located, such as the kitchen, garage, boiler room, workshop, fireplace room, etc.

Advantages of houses made of composite material

The construction of a combined house has a number of advantages over the installation of a homogeneous cottage. Especially if it was originally planned to mount the whole house of stone. So, the main positive aspects of such a construction are:

Substantial savings in the construction budget. Moreover, money is saved not only due to the cost of diverse materials - stone and wood. The estimate is melting before our eyes as a result of the fact that houses made of bricks or blocks and beams end up having less mass than a completely stone building. As a result, a lightweight type of foundation can be mounted under such a house. But it is the basis that most often costs about 30-40% of the total construction budget. In addition, it will be possible to save money on the hiring of workers for the installation of the cottage. That is, the payment to the masons will be less than if they were building a completely stone house. And the rental of special equipment for the device of a combined house is cheaper.
Wide architectural possibilities. Most often, for the device of combined houses, non-standard projects of combined houses made of brick and wood are used. Here, the extensions of the left or right wing of the house may prevail as a territory for a utility room. At the same time, this area of the cottage is also reliably sheltered from precipitation by a sloping roof, like any other part of the house. You can also hide all utility rooms in the basement from prying eyes, and leave only cozy rooms on the ground floor and attic for the guests' view. Stained glass windows, a mansard balcony under the roof itself or a spacious terrace from the eastern part of the cottage are used as the surroundings of the house.
It is also worth noting that you can move into a combined house immediately, but using only the first or basement floor. Since the stone is not subject to natural shrinkage, the interior finishing of the lower level can be carried out immediately after the completion of construction. The upper wooden level should be given time to shrink and only after that internal work should be started.
The heat capacity of a combined house will be several times higher than that of a house completely made of stone. After all, the tree perfectly keeps heat, which means that the heating of the first floor is of high quality, you can also ensure the optimal temperature of the second level. Hence, by the way, and the savings on the maintenance of the finished house.
In addition, the stone lower floor is more resistant to seasonal changes in the ground, which means that a longer service life of the finished cottage will be ensured.
In addition, it is the wooden part of the stone-wood combined house that provides optimal microcirculation throughout the room. After all, the tree breathes constantly, regardless of temperature changes outside and inside the building.

However, the combined cottage also has one significant drawback - the difference in the service life of building materials. So, a stone is able to provide a house with a life of 100 years or more. While the upper level of the cottage, made of timber or logs, will require repair in 30-40 years. However, such a nuance can be interpreted as a positive moment - there is a chance to reschedule the attic level to meet the needs of an increased family. That is, both children and grandchildren can be provided with a separate spacious room in a cozy strong house.

The nuances of building a combined structure

In order to competently combine two types of building materials with each other into a single and strong monolithic structure, several basic requirements must be observed:

So, you need to combine wood with stone using special steel pins mounted in the masonry. In this case, the stone surface before the installation of wooden crowns must be waterproofed.
The tree, in turn, before laying, is necessarily treated with antiseptics and fire retardants in order to increase its fire safety and resistance to decay.
The stone part of the house is finished with plaster or cladding. And the decorative design of the wooden level, if necessary, is performed using lining. Although wood is an independent and harmonious building material.

Features of the design of combined buildings

In order for a house made of aerated concrete (brick, foam concrete or reinforced concrete monolith) to become a real haven for the whole family, several nuances must be taken into account during its construction (at the design stage):

So, in the lower part of the cottage, all auxiliary, household and public premises are usually located. If the house has only two levels, then lounges such as a billiard room, fireplace, living room will be arranged here. At the same level, but at a distance from the "noisy" rooms, you can arrange a study. If the house is supposed to have a basement level, then it is here that all the household rooms are arranged. On the ground floor there is a kitchen, a dining room, a fireplace and an office. And already in the attic, they design all the rooms for sleeping. The nursery can also be located here.
An excellent solution is offered by such house projects, where on the ground floor they arrange a room for a family business. It can be a workshop or atelier, a small shop or an office. Autumn is convenient to work with your family, without leaving your home and without spending time on the road to your workplace.

Advice: but in this case it is worth making sure that all household members have a separate entrance to the house, hidden from prying eyes. Better if it is a courtyard hidden by a fence. Such a combined house project is a great option for a large family.

Saving. As a rule, the first floor is made of bricks, and the second is made of wood. This makes the structure relatively lightweight, thereby eliminating the need for expensive foundations.

Fire safety. Usually on the ground floor there is a kitchen, boiler room, fireplace. In this case, brick walls reduce the risk of fire.

Comfortable microclimate. The combination of stone and brick allows you to keep warm well in the premises and ensures an optimal level of humidity.

Our offer

The WoodHouse company offers services for the construction of combined houses from timber and blocks. At all stages of cooperation, our engineers and builders provide professional consulting and technical support. Work with clients is carried out on the basis of a contract, which specifies:

deadlines,
the total cost of the object,
our guarantees and obligations.

Combined house options for every taste

Employees of the WoodHouse company build combined houses with a wooden attic and a brick basement, a garage and offer a number of other solutions. Our clients can:

buy a finished project... Typical designs of country houses, developed by our architects, take into account the needs of most potential customers and have been tested in practice. All projects of combined houses presented in our catalog are accompanied by floor plans, as well as lists of works and materials included in the basic configuration;
order an individual design. Taking as a basis the wishes of the client regarding materials and architectural solutions, we will build a house that meets the requirements of all regulatory documents.

Why do they combine wall materials at all? In order to take all the best from each of them - plus a harmonious exterior of such a house, which is also important. And in particular, recently, combined houses made of foam blocks and wood have been very popular.

What are their advantages, and are there any disadvantages? And what does such a combination generally give? With the help of the video in this article, we will answer these questions, drawing attention to the most important stages of such construction.

Combination options for concrete and wood

Combined walls are called when two materials are used in their construction. However, the finish can also be taken into account: although it does not affect the bearing capacity of the wall, it greatly changes its thermal characteristics. There is another option - when the old house needs restoration, and a different material is used to reinforce the walls and improve the appearance.

It turns out three situations in which you can combine wood with foam blocks, each of which we will consider separately.

Foam block and wood - comparative characteristics

Choosing the material for the walls of the future house, you may well ask the question: "Which house is better - wooden or made of foam blocks?" The main characteristics are indicators of strength and thermal conductivity. And the photo below clearly shows that according to the first indicator, the foam block is ahead, and according to the second - wood.

Please note: Comparison is made with construction timber - pine and spruce timber, the density of which does not exceed 500kg / m3. There are, of course, breeds, the density of which is three times higher than the indicated one - but these are valuable breeds, most of them exotic, the cost of which will not allow everyone to use them even in decoration, and not in construction.

As a result of the comparison, we can state that:

The foam block is not far from wood in terms of strength, but it is still higher, and the material itself is cheaper.
In terms of thermal efficiency, such a wall is closer to a tree than a brick or concrete monolith.
In terms of fire resistance, a tree cannot compete with any concrete, including cellular concrete.

Floor-by-floor combination - when a blockhouse is mounted on top of the masonry

Taking into account the characteristics of these two materials, when designing houses, the following decisions are made: to build the first floor from foam blocks (it can also be blocks from aerated concrete), and the second from wood.

Since the walls made of aerated concrete require mandatory external finishing, they are plastered on the base base or on the insulation, or they provide for hinged finishing according to the ventilated facade system.
In those areas where the wall thickness of 40 cm is sufficient - and this is the south and middle zone of Russia, the walls of the first floor can be erected from blocks, textured in production.
At the same time, the masonry itself will be more expensive, but due to the fact that the need for external finishing is eliminated, the extra costs pay off.

For the construction of the second, and, if necessary, the third floor, any lumber can be used - including frame technology with clapboard sheathing. But more often, for the construction of a subroofing floor, they use a rounded log, or various types of timber (planed, profiled, glued).

Who and why came up with the combination of walls

The combination of materials in the construction of houses is not some kind of know-how. This is a fairly old method of construction, which has long been used by the mountain inhabitants of the Alps.

The rather harsh climate, with its winds and thick snows, required a solid stone foundation that could withstand such influences.
At the same time, it is very important that the roof has wide overhangs, therefore, not only the roof, but also the under-roof floor, which was necessary for arranging the bedrooms, was erected from logs, as from a warmer material.
It is on this principle that the Alpine style in architecture is based, which has received the beautiful name "chalet". A house in this style has not only an attractive exterior, but also costs less than a completely stone one.

In modern realities, concrete helped to make such a house even cheaper - namely, blocks with a cellular structure, which, although not as strong as rubble stone, are very slightly inferior to wood in terms of keeping warm. In addition, the house turns out to be lighter, which saves on the foundation, and gives less shrinkage.

If you need to restore a wooden house

The second option for combining wood with foam blocks may be a situation when you have a very old wooden house that needs not only to improve its appearance, but also to provide its rotten walls with rigidity.

Most often, bricks are used for this purpose, but foam blocks can also be used. And so that the renovated facade does not have to be finished later, you can take the textured version - not just a wall, but a facing one, measuring 400 * 200 * 100 mm. It will allow you not to fill in such a wide tape that would be needed under a wall block with a format of 600 * 400 * 300 mm.

Please note: Before you impose foam blocks on a wooden house, you will have to fill in a new foundation with your own hands next to the existing one - and at the same depth. The old foundation is not designed for additional load, which is why cracks will certainly appear in it.

The width of the support should correspond to the thickness of the wall to be laid, plus a small gap for ventilation. Since foam concrete passes less steam than wood, moisture can condense in it without such a gap. This means that if the thickness of the facing block is 200 mm, then the width of the support under it must be at least 240 mm.

Note: The foam block should not hang from the foundation, as permitted by the rules in relation to the brick - as it is undesirable for it to come into direct contact with the ground. Therefore, the foundation for the cladding must be brought up to the level of the plinth made of concrete monolith or red brick. Alternatively, the cladding can be based on a concrete blind area made according to all the rules.

Wood cladding of foam block walls

And one more tandem of wood and foam concrete is sheathing of foam concrete walls with clapboard or planken.

This, of course, is not a constructive use of wood, but a decorative one. But, nevertheless, this combination of materials works very well.
Moreover, this finishing option can be applied not only on a house entirely built from a foam block, but also on a combined house - for finishing the first floor. What will it give?
With the help of such cladding, you can achieve the visual impression that the house is completely wooden - especially since the walls of both levels can be painted the same way.
If insulation is laid under the cladding, the first floor, built of concrete, will be as warm as the second, wooden.

Note: In addition, with the help of the board, you can make the interior decoration of the foam block house. But since wood has a higher vapor permeability level than foam concrete, it is advisable to treat the cladding with a hydrophobic composition, and it is imperative to install a vapor barrier under it. Then the house will have a comfortable microclimate.

Nuances of insulation and board finishing

Most often, foam concrete walls are insulated from the outside - and this is more expedient from the point of view of heating technology. Therefore, decorating a house using a ventilated facade system "kills two birds with one stone": it allows you to decorate the walls and better retains heat in the building.

Since aerated concrete has a fairly high level of vapor permeability, it is very important that the vapor can find a way out, and not accumulate in the thickness of the walls. Therefore, to insulate them, it is better to use mineral wool - and so that it does not damp, a ventilated gap is provided under the cladding.
If a vapor-proof material is used as a heater, for example, expanded polystyrene, then the ventilation gap will not do anything, and it is better to make sure that steam cannot penetrate into the thickness of the walls at all.
This is achieved with the help of interior decoration, which must ensure tightness. If this is a sheathing - for example, with plasterboard, then a thin foil insulation like Penofol should be laid under it. Vinyl wallpaper and ceramic tiles perfectly protect walls from steam.

In order to mount the insulation and the board on the walls, it is necessary to create a supporting subsystem. For this purpose, either wooden blocks or galvanized steel profiles are used.

If insulation is necessary, the crate can be double. Insulation is laid in the cells of the first, and the second provides a gap for ventilation and is the basis for fastening the board. The foam block facade sheathed with it looks exactly like a wooden one.

For decoration, not only wooden lining can be used. Yes, it looks great on the facade, but it requires additional costs for antiseptic impregnation and tinting. Planken is a thermally dried wood, it is more beautiful and resistant to moisture, but it will not last too long without processing.

Note: Therefore, today many people prefer an alternative, one of the options for which is a lining made of wood-polymer composite. Even though its price is higher, but you get a durable coating that does not differ from a wooden one in appearance, but which does not need biosecurity and finishing, and, in addition to periodic washing, does not require any maintenance.

How to fix a wooden blockhouse to a foam block wall

Whichever of the options for building a house described by us is chosen, you will certainly be faced with the need to attach a wooden beam to the top of the foam block (or aerated concrete) masonry. Even if the house does not have a wooden second floor, there will certainly be a roof truss system, which in residential buildings is always made of wood.

Therefore, we offer a brief instruction in pictures on this topic.

Option number 1

Photo for clarity	Brief description of works
	These are metal studs that will attach the timber to the top of the masonry. In this case, they were cut into rods 33 cm long: 5 cm goes deeper into the masonry; 15 cm will be monolithic in an armored belt; 10 cm passes through the Mauerlat if the roof is being installed; Note: If a frame for the second floor is being installed, then this part of the stud must correspond to the thickness of the timber or log. Accordingly, the hairpin itself should be longer. 3 cm is left on top to tighten the nut.
	For greater strength, a reinforcing belt is provided along the upper perimeter of the masonry. It can be cast over wooden formwork or using U-blocks. In the picture we see just such an option. To install the pins, which should clearly fall in the middle of the block, markings are made. Self-tapping screws are screwed into the bottom of the formwork, and a thread is stretched between them for a reference point, marks are made with a pencil for drilling.
	Drilling is carried out with a 15 mm core drill. The depth of the hole is 5 cm, taking into account the thickness of the bottom of the formwork block.
	Studs are installed in the prepared holes.
	To make the hairpin sit more tightly in the concrete, a nut is screwed onto it almost to the very bottom. The second nut will already be tightened after the belt is filled in and the timber is laid on it.

Option number 2

There is another mounting option - by means of anchor bolts. But this method is more suitable for mounting a Mauerlat, because it is unrealistic to find an anchor longer than 300 mm.

Photo for clarity	Brief description of works
	In this version, at first, the armopoyas is poured over the same U-shaped blocks. Then its surface is leveled with an adhesive on which the blocks were mounted.
	After the leveling layer dries, a strip of roofing material is laid. It is horizontal waterproofing.
	Now a Mauerlat bar is laid on the wall in order to make a marking for drilling.
	To fasten the timber, use 12 * 150 mm expansion anchors.
	First, drill holes in the timber with a drill.
	Then, with a hammer drill with a longer drill, holes are made in the masonry right through the timber.
	Further, anchors are driven into the prepared holes ...
	... and then tighten with effort. This completes the installation of the timber - all that remains is to seal the cracks between it and the base wall with a sealant.

Conclusion

Houses made of wood and foam blocks are the best option for private construction. The house turns out to be warm, and its cost is quite acceptable.

As for its quality, it will fully depend on how high-quality the materials used will be, and on how accurately the technologies for the construction and decoration of the walls will be followed.

Tuesday, 7 July 2015 5:25

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Combined house projects are named so because of the construction features. For the construction of such a house, several types of building materials are used.

It can be brick, stone, wood, block, and so on. As a rule, the separation by materials occurs on a floor-by-floor basis, but there are exceptions.

Such house designs undoubtedly have their advantages. For example, using stone as a material for the first floor, you make the house stronger and more durable.

The same can be said for the construction of a deepened, fortified foundation. It is necessary due to the increased weight of the structure and the resulting pressure.

In most cases, the planning and construction of a combined house follows the same principle.

The lower floor is built from a heavier and more durable material. It gives the impression of being reliable and durable. You can choose concrete slabs, brick or stone as the material for the first floor.

The second floor doesn't have to be so heavy. Here, mainly lighter material is used, for example, wood, aerated concrete, or frame construction.

This trick allows you to immediately achieve several improvements in the quality of construction:

The second floor of the house will be much lighter, so there is no need for additional strengthening of the foundation.
You can save on heat-insulating materials, since aerated concrete, for example, has good heat-insulating properties.
The combination of several materials in construction is not limited to the design advantages. This combination looks very attractive.

Stylish appearance and a variety of options for using various construction technologies make such houses popular among users.

The combined type will help you save on construction and get a full-fledged home, comfortable and modern as a result.

It is customary to build combined houses on two floors. This condition allows you to stabilize the load on the foundation and make the dwelling itself comfortable for living. More floors will require more foundation reinforcement.

There is one more peculiarity here. The heavier ground floor usually serves as common rooms. It houses a living room, kitchen and dining room, as well as a toilet and guest rooms.

And the second floor is reserved for living rooms, which are completely isolated from each other, and a bathroom. See for yourself how simple and comfortable a combination home can be.

Two-story combined house project

The house project presented below is designed to accommodate a large family. The total area of the house is one hundred and ninety three square meters.

The size of the building is nine by twelve meters. Such dimensions make it possible to build a house according to this project on a plot of even small sizes. However, when planning, consider the need for the construction of other buildings: a garage, a bathhouse, and others.

For the equipment of the foundation, it is necessary to use monolithic reinforced concrete piles. Here you must consider the total load in order to achieve maximum stability and reliability of the building.

It is best to choose a ceramic block as a material for the construction of the first floor. This modern material allows you to make the base of the house strong, while the walls themselves are strong and aesthetically pleasing.

The second floor can be built from laminated veneer lumber. It is not as heavy as a wooden blockhouse, and its thermal insulation properties have long been proven.

Such a construction will be much lighter than that, which reduces the load on the foundation.

By tradition, all common rooms in such a house are located on the ground floor. Here you will find a spacious living room, which is combined in the project with a kitchen and a dining room.

In addition, the layout of the first floor presupposes a separate office for work.

On the second floor, you will find three separate bedrooms. The rooms are entered through the common hall.

Both the first and the second floor presuppose a place to relax. On the first floor there is a spacious veranda, on the second there are two full-fledged balconies.

The utility rooms can be conveniently located on the ground floor. A place has been allocated here for a utility room and a boiler room. There is also a spacious wardrobe.

Such a house is easy to use and there will be enough space for each family member.

As for the appearance of the new house, it meets all the aesthetic requirements. Such a house will look European, modern and stylish.

An extension of a garage or other outbuildings, this project of a combined house does not imply. It is better to place such buildings at some distance from the dwelling.

This will allow you to make the landscape design organic and attractive and not spoil the appearance of the house with unnecessary structures nearby.