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House Südeifel by PUR+ Architekten

A historic 18th-century farmstead in Germany's Südeifel region has been transformed into a contemporary home and retreat, preserving its original architectural character.

The project, named Haus Südeifel, revives the traditional Einhaus typology, which combines a residential volume from around 1700 with an adjacent barn under one roof.

The design aims to maintain the historic structure's clarity while creating a flexible, modern living space connected to its rural surroundings.

The architects, PUR+ Architekten, led by Christopher Frechen, Katharina Mentler, and Stefan Mohnen, are targeting a completion year of 2026 for this residential architecture project.

Located in Beilingen, Germany, the project falls under the categories of Residential Architecture, Houses, and Adaptive Reuse.

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