STILLHOUSE
Germany
In the rural heart of Bavaria, where the land is cultivated with patience and the future is shaped through community, KEU Stillhouse emerges.
An architectural piece that does not seek to impose itself, but to integrate with respect and vision.
Designed to coexist with the agricultural landscape, it represents a new way of inhabiting the rural world without renouncing design or technology.
KEU Stillhouse is set within the municipal farm of Zeilarn, a public initiative that aims to turn the village into a model of rural self-sufficiency.
The project is born from the vision of Heribert, an economist committed to sustainability, and his relationship with Karl Holböck, the region’s mayor. The home is conceived as a KEU Pocket unit adapted to coexist with the agricultural environment: surrounded by cows, gardens, renewable energy systems, and circular production. The installation takes place alongside a working farm, respecting the dynamics of the site and making use of existing resources. The architecture rests on the land without altering its logic, creating a discreet platform that opens toward the productive landscape.
El proyecto nace de la visión de Heribert, economista comprometido con la sostenibilidad, y su vínculo con Karl Holböck, alcalde de la región. La vivienda se concibe como una unidad KEU Pocket adaptada para convivir con el entorno agrícola: rodeada de vacas, huertos, sistemas de energía renovable y producción circular. La implantación se realiza junto a una granja operativa, respetando las dinámicas del lugar y aprovechando los recursos existentes. La arquitectura se posa sobre el terreno sin alterar su lógica, generando una plataforma discreta que se abre hacia el paisaje productivo.
