Luxury round house with wooden cladding
The house is located at the end of a well-developed urban area in Poruba. The sloping plot, somewhat tucked away, possesses all the attributes of an ideal plot for a family house. To the northeast, the plot is shielded by considerate surrounding buildings, and an access road leads to it for transportation connection, while the entire southwest-facing slope is directed towards the best views of the landscape.
The motivation for the rounded house in the shape of a quarter-circle arises from the nature of the plot, where the house is orthogonally oriented to the surrounding buildings, and the living space is expressed radially, towards the sun and the preserved forest growth, which is reflected in the house through the exclusive use of natural materials.
The clients requested a rise in the height of light, which was achieved by "circling" the house and elevating its volume.
The entrance to the house occurs at the interface between the first and second floors, and the vestibule leads directly to the stair landing, which serves as the central intersection of the house. It divides the house into a quiet and a social part.
The ground floor is the most voluminous operational structure and is divided into two arms in the quarter-circular floor plan of the house. One side contains the kitchen and living room, followed by a recessed outdoor terrace that separates two different operations, and finally, there is a space for guests along with sauna facilities and a technical room.
The covered terrace with seating is complemented by a luxurious outdoor swimming pool, which serves as the geometric axis of the house.
On the second above-ground floor, there is the quiet part which follows the geometric principles of the ground floor. It is situated above the guest facilities, which are replaced here by two bedrooms, opposite which is a spacious bathroom, a dressing room, and a small office.
The house includes a covered parking space for cars, positioned at the center of an imaginary circle described by the quarter-circular floor plan of the family house.
The choice of materials for the house respects the surrounding landscape. The wooden cladding of the house is located in the front line and is complemented by the use of stone, while plaster comes last.
The motivation for the rounded house in the shape of a quarter-circle arises from the nature of the plot, where the house is orthogonally oriented to the surrounding buildings, and the living space is expressed radially, towards the sun and the preserved forest growth, which is reflected in the house through the exclusive use of natural materials.
The clients requested a rise in the height of light, which was achieved by "circling" the house and elevating its volume.
The entrance to the house occurs at the interface between the first and second floors, and the vestibule leads directly to the stair landing, which serves as the central intersection of the house. It divides the house into a quiet and a social part.
The ground floor is the most voluminous operational structure and is divided into two arms in the quarter-circular floor plan of the house. One side contains the kitchen and living room, followed by a recessed outdoor terrace that separates two different operations, and finally, there is a space for guests along with sauna facilities and a technical room.
The covered terrace with seating is complemented by a luxurious outdoor swimming pool, which serves as the geometric axis of the house.
On the second above-ground floor, there is the quiet part which follows the geometric principles of the ground floor. It is situated above the guest facilities, which are replaced here by two bedrooms, opposite which is a spacious bathroom, a dressing room, and a small office.
The house includes a covered parking space for cars, positioned at the center of an imaginary circle described by the quarter-circular floor plan of the family house.
The choice of materials for the house respects the surrounding landscape. The wooden cladding of the house is located in the front line and is complemented by the use of stone, while plaster comes last.
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