Family House Domesi – Zaječice III.

The basic concept of this above-standard house stems primarily from the strong context of the location; the house opens up with its southwest terrace to the same magical valley as its older neighbor. Although cedar was considered during the long preparatory process, in the end, Siberian larch prevailed on the simple mass, complemented by an extensive terrace that simultaneously shades the lower spaces. The house, confidently rising from the steep slope, has its "back" covered by a massive stone retaining wall. Interior architects contributed to the interior of this house.