Dating back to 1743 , this historical farmhouse in the Swiss town of Muttenz / Basel was doctor with measured attention to preserve its existing character while at the same metre gaining a forward-looking interior and exterior update . The outcome : a sensational blank space with tons of raw room inside to work in , and a new modern residence back behind the original farmhouse construction .
The adaptive - reuse project — which used energy efficient construction standards , solar power and reclaimed fabric — is a collaborationism between Florida’sOppenheim Architecture + Designand the Switzerland - basedHuesler Architekten.[Inhabitat ]
The Department of the Interior of the original farmhouse was excavated , to make a all-inclusive open and airy - feeling office expanse .
The young residence in the back shares some of the same textile and color as those used in the federal agency / farmhouse remodel , yet still maintain a warm look of its own , clear-cut from the work distance .
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