This project explores the integration of professional and residential life within a single architectural composition. Designed for a client in Germany, the house incorporates a private dental practice as an integral part of the residence while maintaining a clear separation between work and family life.

The dental practice occupies a dedicated portion of the building, with its own entrance and professional identity, while the private residence remains distinct and protected. Large areas of glazing bring natural light into the clinical spaces, creating a calm and welcoming environment for patients rather than a conventional medical atmosphere.

The architecture combines traditional pitched-roof forms with clean contemporary volumes, expansive glazing, and carefully integrated screening elements. The result is a modern interpretation of a European home—one that accommodates two very different functions while maintaining a cohesive architectural character.