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Designed by Hosensinn Architektur, House M is a contemporary country home in Bad Aussee, Austria. The glass and wood facade welcomes natural light, opening up the living area. Inside, interior windows connect the upper and lower levels of the house, increasing the line of sight and the home’s sense of continuity. Outside, the pool reflects the home and the mountainside, unifying the manmade structures with the gorgeous view.
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