Residence Architecture
The private residence combines modern techniques of residence architecture. The design uses innovative and modern methods to ensure sustainability and efficient use of resources. The building is designed to optimize sunlight exposure and minimize energy consumption. This approach ensures both comfort and energy efficiency of the building.
Sustainable Architecture
The residence architecture brings together modern minimalist style and the use of traditional materials. Locally sourced stone and wood enhance insulation and ensure thermal stability throughout the year. Stone has been used in construction for centuries due to its durability and temperature regulation properties. Large floor-to-ceiling glass panels integrate indoor and outdoor spaces and provide beautiful views. Modern glass technologies, such as double glazing, reduce heat loss in winter and prevent overheating in summer. Our Architects consider the aging process of materials in advance. Therefore, that over time, the building appears more charming rather than losing its visual appeal.
Outdoor
One of the most distinctive elements is the thoughtfully designed yard, which promotes outdoor living. The strategically placed pool serves as the main focal point. Movement and walking is easier because of carefully planned pathways and seating areas. Well-planned outdoor spaces improve mental well-being and strengthen the connection with nature.
Terrace One
of the most distinctive features of the residence architecture is the rooftop terrace. The place includes an outdoor fireplace, a shaded seating area, and weather-resistant furniture. Rooftop terraces are becoming increasingly popular due to their multifunctionality and ability to regulate building temperatures. The terrace provides beautiful views, creating a peaceful environment and complementing the living spaces. With its energy-efficient design and ideal integration of indoor and outdoor spaces, this residence represents the best example of modern residence architecture.
