October 2019
Hotel Bühelwirt, St. Jakob
Central element of the house was planting of gardens on 60% of the plot on ground floor and promoting the use of green terrace on first floor. Bee- lawn was mostly planted on ground floor
PATCH by Koz Susani Design for True Design; Italy
PATCH is a collection of sound-absorbing dividing panels able to guarantee privacy without isolating from the surrounding environment. The self-standing structure is composed of individual elements that can rotate freely, opening and closing, creating a
Casa Fantini by Piero Lissoni; Italy
"The best challenge of this project was to enhance the existing natural legacy, harmonizing the local typologies with elements linked to far off climes. Through this project, the age-old history of the place dialogues with
The Spa, Bansko
“The concept of the new interior project is to achieve a sense of calmness and luxury through unexpexted design elements.” The project presents a complete interior refurbishment of the spa centre of hotel Kempinski
Conservation, Restoration and Adaptation of Church “St. Paraskeva“ Nessebar by Todor Mihaylov, Elitsa Andreeva, Emilia Kaleva & Aleksandra Vadinska; Bulgaria
The interventions in the monument follow the contemporary principles of conservation theory and practice for revealing the original substance and for respecting the different phases of its history. Contemporary means and techniques are used to
Lustica Mill House by Fabian Dittrich; Montenegro
Lustica House a beautifully restored traditional mill house retaining many historic features and tastefully decorated in a unique style with comfortable and colourful Nepalese furnishings. The main facade is orientated towards the west and south,