Villa Stolberg, 
Frankfurt 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bold architectural landscaping in fair-faced white concrete complements the scale and massing of this early twentieth century residence. 

 

The project’s supersized cast in-situ concrete wall sets the scene, running the entire length of the property, its depth and tectonic stature counterbalanced at the rear of the villa with a substantial subterranean garage with room for three cars. This, in turn, provides the foundation for the outside terrace and ground floor extension, the latter forming part of a new, open plan, L-shaped kitchen and dining area, as well as offering up a sizable first floor terrace for the master bedroom. 

 

At the ground floor level the over-sized bespoke glass doors and the same oak flooring running inside and out ensure that much sought after connectivity with the outside spaces. 

 

Restoration work within the villa’s internal lightwell is thorough and respectful - and, in the case of its dramatic sky vista, enhanced by a frameless, neatly detailed glazing unit.