Designed With Black Bricks And Volume Tripartite Character | Split Level House

Описание: #housedesign #architecture #slovenia
Text description provided by the architects. Večna pot, which means “eternal way” in the Slovenian language, is the name of one of the longest streets in Ljubljana. It connects two distant districts of the city, most of it running through an ancient forest on the slopes of the hills that now form part of Tivoli Park. According to some historical sources, the road is said to have existed in prehistoric times when the Ljubljana basin was still a lake and the pile dwellings culture flourished on the slopes past which Večna pot now runs. The villa was built on what was once the shore of a lake that dried up in prehistoric times. The area was at risk of flooding until recently when regulation systems were built. The pre-regulation era led to the evolution of a building typology of houses with a raised ground floor. Basements were semi-underground which reduced the danger of flood damage. Access to the ground floor where the main living space was located developed into a unique architectural element: the portico.

Architects: OFIS Architects - https://www.ofis.si/
Year: 2024
Photographs: Tomaz Gregoric - https://www.archdaily.com/photographe...
Janez Martincic - http://[email protected]/ , OFIS Architects
Structural Engineering: Project PA
​Mechanical Engineering: STROJNIK
Electrical Engineering: Elektrobiro
Project Team: Rok Oman, Spela Videcnik, Andrej Gregoric, Janez Martincic, Matej Krajnc, Laura Martinez Vega, Ewa Tomczyk, Agnese Nascimben, Justyna Chowaniec, Mateja Obid
Interior Design: Saša Šekoranja, Nives Ajdovec
City: Ljubljana
Country: Slovenia

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