Brdo F6 terraced Houses, Ljubljana
Zone F6 lies in the forest and adapts to the terrain. Independent dwellings/houses are assembled into objects of height B+GF+1+T. The 11 m wide objects are designed as strings of independent units - houses,
Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2019 - Grand Prix, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2019 - Winner, Residential architecture, Slovenia|
Zone F6 lies in the forest and adapts to the terrain. Independent dwellings/houses are assembled into objects of height B+GF+1+T. The 11 m wide objects are designed as strings of independent units - houses,
Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2019 - Grand Prix, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2019 - Winner, Czech Republic, Public and commercial architecture|
For many decades now, excavations at the complex of Palaeolithic (the period of mammoth hunters) settlements have unearthed a huge number of stone and bone tools and artwork, as well as the skeletal remains of
Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2019 - Grand Prix, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2019 - Winner, Croatia, Residential architecture|
The project is dealing with questions of the site boundary, envisioned on the plot that is read as a blank space – deception that context is non-existent. Given that the "genius loci" is not
Architecture, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2019 - Grand Prix, BIG SEE Architecture Award 2019 - Winner, Cyprus, Landscape and urban space|
Mouttalos is a picturesque Turkish neighborhood of the so-called “Ktima” in Paphos, 2 km from the coast that stands out for its’ special rock and natural caves that separates the city from the ‘Up-Πάνω’ and
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