ARCHITECTURE
Amilu farm, Gassino Torinese
The building is the result of a replacement of a rural farmhous and the construction of a new volume for residential and agricultural use. The project interprets the residential theme of rural villa, developing and declining the archetype of Italian farmhouses. The external front open to public is a pure volume with brick curtain wall texture, on which a second staggered hollow brick pattern volume is inserted perpendicular. In
Cretan Summer Home, Mixxorouma
A few steps far from the ancient village of Kato Mixorròuma – whose design references are many – the building sits on a steep slope following its orography. It opens towards the South while it maintain s a more closed profile on the North towards the new village. The essential shapes and materials –stone, wood, metal and plaster– use a contemporary language that echoes the traditional architecture. The avlì–courtyard
Forest Park Villa, Bratislava
The design of the villa builds on the modern functionalistic tradition of residential villas of Bratislava and develops it in a contemporary and minimalistic way. Its layout is organized over two levels, taking full advantage of the sloping site. All private residential spaces are located on the upper level while guest accommodation, home office, wellness suite, garage and technical room occupy the lower level. The main design objective was
Villa K, Gallneukirchen
The villa is in its own park on a hill for an art collector. The entrance area is a Piazzetta that is open to Steinwegstrasse. A high-tech smart home built with fine natural materials, it is a combination of exposed concrete, stone travertine and wood. The aim is a sustainable implementation of the materials and details, but also sustainable architecture that will not appear old - fashioned in 20
Rathaus Premstätten, Premstätten
„Rathaus Premstätten“ – A new town hall for a changing town This project is representative of our approach to architecture - a pragmatic, clear and forthlooking attitude. “Good architecture is robust and enables that, which was not foreseen but is developed by those commissioning and inhabiting the building as well.” Our concept of the town hall masters this challenge of giving the yet invisible appropriation form and structure. This
Courtyard House, Vorarlberg
Designed for a couple who desired to live on a single level all living spaces are arranged around a courtyard including a swimming pool. The courtyard is enclosed by the building itself on three sides while the slope provides the fourth wall. This main floor rests in part on columns and in part on two additional floors including a self-contained apartment on the intermediate level. The lowest level contains
House V2
House V2 is located in Dubrovnik, in the urbanized area of Lozice. In an attractive location close to the sea, which is determined by steep topography made up of retaining walls, terraces and staircases an existing unsuitable house was replaced by a new one. In keeping with a long tradition of Mediterranean transformation and cultivation of nature and overcoming of "doc" (the local term for a depression: a smaller arable
FITS Pavilion 2019 _ States of the city, Sibiu
During the International Sibiu Theatre Festival 2019, the architecture office Manadelucru has proposed and conceived a pavilion / an architecture installation that would draw attention over the unexplored potential of some urban areas, which could have a public character and could make some hidden places of the town visible. The intervention took place in the three precincts of the building in Piata Mica 22, where one of the ThermeForum
Health Care Facility Josefhof, Graz
Three narrow, elongated structures are set into the arena-like topography in such a way that the buildings sometimes appear to hover over or be embedded into the terrain. The landscape flows through the building. Atria reflecting the planted orchard meadow underline this creative objective. Views of the mountain and surrounding hilly forests and meadows are the primary influence for the space allocation plan at Josefhof. The entrance area, dining
Suburban Villa, Ljubljana
In the northern suburbs of Ljubljana, in a conglomerate of urban and rural, the indigenous, rural and modern urban lifestyles intertwine. The quality of this space is still the unspoilt picturesque landscapes that you would have expected somewhere far away in unspoiled nature. However, even here, on the threshold of the city, such a space can still be found. In the bend of the stream, in the shade of
The cultural area Ruine Blumenegg
The object Blumenegg Pavillon is an event space in the midst of the remaining walls of the ruins of Blumenegg Castle. It is to be run by an association as a cultural and leisure centre and used by the surrounding region. The building, with a floor space of 60 square metres, is intended to accommodate various events and consists of a main room and a small kitchen. A galvanized steel
Cafe Kovarna, Čeladna
In addition to the original 50 m2 in the historical part, another 100 m2 of space was completed in the new wing. One hundred years old bricks dictate the basic expression of the interior and together with the metal elements create an industrial touch of the building. The studio is separated from the cafe by a Roxor wall. The interior design of Kovárny was to be true, materially clear and