Drawing Album of the German House «ROSENROT»

The house design for Till Lindemann references the aesthetic of Rammstein and the cover of the eponymous album—a sharp, cool image where power freezes on the edge of silence.

It is a monolith with arched reinforced concrete bands, which smoothly flow into the site’s surface, erasing the boundary between architecture and the river’s expanse.

A heavy riff, subservient to mathematical precision, stands by the Weser River in the village of Schine.

The visual design of the documentation becomes a logical extension of the architectural solution: a concise cover, a calibrated color palette, and typography reflect the character of the space. Contrasting elements do not compromise the readability of the design materials.

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