Villa under the Beskydy

The house stands at the edge of the village on a southwest slope. Its curved shapes respond to the terrain and landscape, while the orthogonal arrangement of the interior forms a broken facade and opens views to the east.
The garden leads to the upper boundary of the plot, to the garage in the basement or to the entrance. One side of the exposed basement contains the technical facilities of the house, a garage, and a spa. The living floor offers views of the landscape from a generous terrace.
We started from a fairly precise idea of the investor regarding the layout connections. From the entrance hall, there is access to a separate studio apartment, and further on, there is a transition to the living room, which is connected to the kitchen. From there, you can enter the northern terrace with a herb garden, where breakfast is served in the summer. The main terrace, accessible from the living room and all other rooms, is oriented to the southwest. Through the living room, you enter the bedroom area with a study. An important element of the interior is the skylight, which guides us along the spine of the house and has given rise to a picture gallery.