ARCHITECTURE
Family house in a suburban district of Sopron
The site is situated in a newly zoned suburban residential area in Sopron. Facing the front, there's a panoramic view of hills and a wide valley with a stream, while the plot gently rises towards the oak forest behind it. The primary concept driving the building's design is environmental consciousness and reverence for nature. The house is intentionally small, constructed entirely of natural materials such as a timber frame, larch
Residential House A1 – Vodno House
Designed to cater to the dynamic lifestyle of a modern family, this contemporary residence stands as a testament to comfort and enjoyment. The architectural composition unfolds across five distinct levels, thoughtfully arranged to accommodate various facets of domestic life. Two subterranean levels cater to technical needs and offer generous parking space, while the ground level serves as a shared oasis with an inviting guest suite, an indulgent indoor pool, and
PRISMALAB – Medialibrary
Prismalab is the cornerstone of the larger urban innovation project called P.I.U. Prato, which impacts the MacrolottoZero district, a typical example of a disused industrial area. Here, the decline of the textile industry has left behind urban and social complexities, with a complete absence of utilities and public spaces, resulting in the isolation of the neighborhood. The challenge was to bring utilities and public spaces to the neighborhood to enhance
Biblioteca Publica Gabriel Lopez Chiñas
RootStudio’s reconstruction of the Gabriel López Chiñas library exemplifies responsible architecture, showcasing sustainable methods, meticulous restoration, and a revival of traditional techniques. After the devastating 2017 earthquake, RootStudio embarked on a two-year endeavor to restore the original adobe walls and tropical wood roof, preserving its heritage status. The studio integrated contemporary structures while retaining the vernacular typology, adding new spaces like an auditorium and computer room. Emphasizing sustainability, RootStudio used
Apollo Nivy
Apollo Nivy is situated on the south side of Prievozská Street in Bratislava, replacing the former BC APOLLO I building. It is adjacent to the BC Apollo II building complex, the SPP complex, and the original residential structures. The main function is administration, with civic amenities on the ground floor and underground parking. Entrances are from surrounding roads, with supply from Turčianska Street. The building respects the location of the
Energysupply Latschau
Technical innovation and ecological sustainability are intertwined with the added value of the infrastructure building for the surrounding tourist region. The primary objective was to construct an architecturally sophisticated shell to house various energy systems, fitting for its location at around 1.000 meters above sea level amidst the Montafon mountains. Situated above a vast reservoir and adjacent to a popular hikers' car park, the building serves as a public space,
BOUTIQUE RESIDENCE – South Park
The BOUTIQUE RESIDENCE – South Park is situated in one of Sofia's most desirable residential areas. Its close proximity to South Park, along with its lush greenery and convenient location, contributes to its reputation for luxury and prestige. The architecture features large volumes framed by HPL panels and accented with dark composite materials, creating a modern and sophisticated appearance. The use of materials like stone, wood, and glass align with
House Around the Tree
In Okrokana near Tbilisi, Georgia, TIMM Architecture has crafted a contemporary residence harmonizing with its natural setting. Their design, rooted in minimalism and essentiality, fosters a seamless connection between indoors and outdoors. Centered around a tree, the building embodies a space without boundaries, showcasing structural simplicity, openness, and the use of natural materials aligned with the client's vision. The challenging topography provided an opportunity to utilize level changes for a
House S. – Götzis
Near the Garnmarkt area, this project is situated on a residential street characterized by relatively informal, small-scale development. The new building was constructed on the eastern part of the site to preserve trees and allow for a large garden on the western side. Facing the street, the building features relatively small, evenly spaced windows, establishing a connection to the local neighborhood while ensuring an appropriate level of privacy. The ground
Family Connection in a Contemporary Setting
The building comprises two apartments, with the ground floor designated for the younger residents and the upper floor serving as the parental residence. Given that it accommodates a family, it was essential to provide opportunities for both togetherness and separation. To achieve this, I incorporated three levels and two textures into the design. The plastered surfaces in white and gray were chosen to evoke elegance, while the warm-colored wood-grain textured
Zázemí sportu a behaviorálního zdraví (The sports and behavioral health facilities)
The sports and behavioral health facilities building is an integral part of the University City Campus complex in the center of Ostrava, Czech Republic – the 3rd largest city in the country, which was once highly industrialized (with coal mining and steel production) until the substantial political and economic changes in 1989 known as the “Velvet Revolution.” Following these changes, there was a significant decline in industrial activity, prompting Ostrava
Crossover
The building is constructed with solid burnt bricks, eliminating the need for additional insulation due to its monolithic wall construction. Modern lines blend with a typical gabled roof with cornice, giving the house a distinctive rural yet modern character. Vertical access was a key focus in the design. The self-supporting internal staircase not only connects the floors but also serves as a sculptural element. The basement accommodates storage and ancillary