Flexible Housing Im Hasenbühl
Innovative timber construction in Schönaich offers adaptable housing solutions for refugees and affordable living. In the small municipality of Schönaich, Baden-Württemberg, Atelier Kaiser Shen has crafted a model for affordable housing and refugee accommodation through pioneering timber construction techniques. The building's design is rooted in adaptability, allowing for future modifications that enhance its utility. A rigorously gridded floor plan, featuring load-bearing cross-laminated timber wall panels, is enclosed by a structural framework that supports multiple spatial configurations. This approach facilitates the seamless repurposing of the building, ensuring compliance with both refugee housing standards and social housing guidelines. The project exemplifies a high degree of prefabrication and flexible design, resulting in a long-term adaptable structure that remains perpetually 'unfinished.' The use of timber imbues it with a warm, natural aesthetic that contrasts with the precision of its modular layout.
Design Highlights
Utilizes cross-laminated timber for structural integrity and flexibility. Enclosing framework allows for multiple spatial programs. High prefabrication level ensures rapid construction and adaptability. Meets living space requirements for refugees and social housing.
Key Facts
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Location | Schönaich, Baden-Württemberg |
| Architect | Atelier Kaiser Shen |
| Year Completed | 2026 |
| Construction Method | Timber construction |
| Main Use | Housing for refugees and affordable living |





































