A functional home is designed with the needs of the inhabitants in mind. A home must provide the basic human needs for comfort, warmth, being alone and being in company. On top of that we add a layer of functionality, that makes the everyday lives of the inhabitants more practical, more attractive, and more enjoyable.

A functional home is rich in daylight and takes advantage of the morning, midday, and evening sun as well as the different views onto the surroundings.

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A functional home makes the everyday activities easier and more enjoyable. Focus on situations like arriving, entering, dressing, cooking, bathing, disposing, storing, and relaxing.

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A functional home by making nature a visually, sensually, and physically integrated part of the dwelling and the neighbourhood. Insist on giving space to greenery and trees close to each home.

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A functional home is full of multifunctional, intelligent square meters which can serve several purposes for different inhabitants.

A functional home connects us to our local community. Make sure that the homes are supplied with attractive outdoor spaces that in turn connect to the surrounding community.

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