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The project's vision centers on blending communal living with individual privacy. It started with the client's wish for interconnected living units via a covered corridor, which evolved into a space for interaction. The roofs' pitched design encourages social engagement while offering ventilation and views. Multiple buildings merge into a communal space for gatherings, while others provide private living units. A common roof serves as a pathway and leisure area, supported by the "mikado principle," adding aesthetic appeal. Overall, the project aims to foster community while respecting individual needs, creating a harmonious living environment.
The project harmonizes with its surroundings through thoughtful architectural elements symbolizing unity and nature integration. Uniquely placed concentric roofs, resembling a nest, evoke tranquility and safety. They foster a sense of togetherness, uniting residents under one roof while respecting individuality and privacy. This balance caters to diverse needs. For visitors, it offers a "Nest for body and soul," a sanctuary to reconnect with nature and explore self-discovery amidst the forest's silence. In summary, the project blends architectural symbolism, communal living, and nature appreciation, fostering profound connections with surroundings and oneself.
The project embodies sustainability through diverse strategies. Timber construction minimizes concrete and steel use, reducing its environmental footprint. It meticulously preserves ecosystems, including trees and water bodies, fostering biodiversity. Prioritizing bicycles over cars curtails parking needs, promoting eco-friendly transport. Measures to limit external light pollution safeguard natural darkness and wildlife habitats. Waste management facilities facilitate efficient recycling. Energy-efficient insulation and natural ventilation systems optimize energy consumption. The project's design prioritizes durable, sustainable housing solutions for long-term viability, underscoring a commitment to environmental responsibility and resilience.
The project stands out for its remarkable strengths, epitomized by its integration with nature and serene surroundings, including forests, streams, and rivers, offering residents respite from urban noise. Its cohesive design unifies multiple properties "under the same roof," catering to the needs of larger families while fostering a sense of community. Outdoor green spaces are thoughtfully designed for versatility, accommodating various activities and enhancing residents' quality of life.
In harmonizing with the natural environment, the project's wooden vertical elements seamlessly blend with the surrounding woodland, creating visual continuity and enhancing its aesthetic appeal. Indoors, spacious areas provide ample room for communal gatherings and shared experiences, reinforcing a sense of togetherness among residents.
Overall, the project embodies a professional and innovative approach to contemporary living, integrating seamlessly with its natural context while providing a harmonious balance of community and privacy.
We are delighted with the project's seamless integration with nature and its thoughtful design that caters to our needs. The team's professionalism and attention to detail have truly exceeded our expectations.
SUPERFORM is an architecture company from Slovenia, founded by Marjan Poboljšaj and Anton Žižek in 2001. It is successfully active in the field of architecture, interior, design and urban planning.
In the Superform bureau, we create responsible and recognisable architecture that expresses our client’s identity. Together with our clients, we cocreate and upgrade the built environment for a more beautiful world.
We believe in architecture as something beyond function and form. It is a multi-layered experience based on stories and adventure. We create a tangible experience that can be felt or simply enjoyed.
2023 |Architizer - Finalist; Unbuilt - Private House (L >3000 sq ft)
2023 |The Plan Award: Villa /Future - My little big word - Winner
2023 |The Plan Award: Sport&leisure - Climbing center - Winner
2022 |The Plan Award: Future - Honorable mention;Villa
2018 |Archdaily: Building of the year '18 - Nomination; Low energy renovation
