Skew House is a residential building in Pančevo positioned as a freestanding object. It consists of 24 apartments. The ground floor is a parking space, while the upper floors offer views of the city. Balconies take advantage of these views while being positioned to respect the privacy of the neighbouring buildings. The concept of structure and construction is interpreted in two ways. Formally, through a natural concrete structure that permeates the building and whose pillars form a colonnade in the ground floor, and through the shaping of the facade. Perforated sliding panels are rendering particular light moods inside the interior. The facade alters the illumination of the interior space. When closed, panels form an envelope, fragment the view of the inside below recognition.
