Daniel Libeskind has teamed up with the German builder Proportion to produce a limited-edition series of 5,500-square-foot dwellings called “Villa Libeskind.”

A prototype was unveiled last October in Datteln, Germany, on the campus of Rheinzink, the zinc panel manufacturer. More from the Architectural Record:

Sheathed in pre-weathered zinc panels (in blue-gray or graphite-gray) affixed to a structural wood frame, the two-level, four-bedroom residence features Libeskind’s trademark sharp angles and asymmetry. It also includes all of the amenities befitting a luxury home: a fireplace, fitness room, wine cellar, and sauna. For the interior design, buyers have a choice between the “Casual style,” described as warm and natural, or the “Libeskind style,” characterized as cool and sculptural. Libeskind designed both options. 

Proportion aims to construct 30 Villa Libeskinds around the globe, although no city will have more than one. Sales are launching in Europe, followed later by the United States. Each house is expected to cost between $2 to $3.5 million.

(Thanks to Rameen for the link.)