The idea for the development of the narrowest house in Zagreb stemmed from the planning possibilities for building a narrow, semi-detached house abutting onto an existing residential building. Additional spurrs to the choice of site were an appealing position in the midst of pedestrian zones and the southern orientation of the long side, facing onto a park. Planning conditions enabled a structure, compatible with the volumes of the neighboring two houses, at a distance of 3 m from the edge of the plot. For this reason, the interior width comes to 2,65 m, and width of the narrow façade is 3,25 m. The design was based on a split-level concept.
Details
Architecture
Vulin & Ilekovic; Boris Ilekovic, Dina Vulin Ilekovic
Client
Private
Year of completion
2023
Location
Zagreb, Croatia
Total area
86 m2
Site area
476 m2
Photos
Filip Beusan, Boris Ilekovic
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