Location: Zawadka
Project : 2019
Area: 150 m2

The house was designed as a single-story building integrated into the terrain and surrounding greenery. It was covered with an envelope roof made of green sheet metal, which further camouflaged the facility. The external walls were designed using brick wall technology, with colors and materials consistently selected to fit the existing context. The building’s shape was sculpted in accordance with the intended functions inside and in relation to the surrounding views. Windows not only met the needs of the occupants but also provided a connection with the surroundings, bringing nature inside. For outdoor relaxation, a special terrace was designed, the largest part of which, on the south side, was an open space with a vast view, which was an advantage of this plot.

Inside, the functions were planned symmetrically in relation to the main axis, designed in the north-south direction. Looking south, there was a guest annex on the left, consisting of a small but functional module with a bathroom, kitchen, and bedroom. On the right side, there was a bedroom area. In the central part, there was a living room that flowed smoothly into the kitchen and dining room. The shape of the garage resembled that of a residential house, with the entrance on the eastern side.