This exposed concrete building is bordered to the south by the Ljubljanica River, to the north by 1930s villas. Indeed, an old villa gave way to this new three-unit block, organised with one apartment per level. The two lower ones are identical; the top unit extends to the roof. The ground floor is poised one metre above the terrain, allowing more light into the rooms and affording residents better views.
The floor plans reflect the site’s duality: the loggia and living spaces face the river; the core holds circulation and auxiliary spaces; and the sleeping zone is oriented toward the city. There are no partition walls in the sleeping zone: cabinets demarcate the space. Bespoke wood mullions frame large panes of glass.
The floor plans reflect the site’s duality: the loggia and living spaces face the river; the core holds circulation and auxiliary spaces; and the sleeping zone is oriented toward the city. There are no partition walls in the sleeping zone: cabinets demarcate the space. Bespoke wood mullions frame large panes of glass.