Föhr by Francesco Di Gregorio & Karin Matz
Architects:Francesco Di Gregorio & Karin Matz
Location: Alkersum, Föhr, Germany
Year: 2012
Area: 85 sqm
Photo courtesy: Francesco Di Gregorio
Description:
The task is situated on Föhr, a little island in the North Sea. In the town of Alkersum, Inside a previous feed stockpiling of a conventional farmhouse, we rethink the entire space with a wood structure secured by 3.200 tiles, each with a hand-made round gap, 500 mt of polypropylene blue rope and treated pine wood.



The Friesians have their own particular dialect and society. In the seventeenth century a school of route was established on Föhr and numerous individuals got to be chiefs cruising on Asia and North America. Cruising on different nations brought back the custom of earthenware production and tiles from Asia.
Being rich was to have whatever number painted Friesian tiles as could be allowed on your lounge area dividers. Wood utilized inside was painted as a part of Friesian hues, which are distinctive subtleties of blue-green. Beds were generally in bed-boxes. Houses were dependably in block with thatched rooftops. The rooms were little, dim and all the same size.
The space as been re-opened by bringing down every single separating divider aside from the ones encompassing the lavatory. Another volume is included which turns into the focal divider experiencing and binding together the space. It is secured in artistic tile with a basic example given by the blue bond holding them.








































