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Zatoka House / Studio Arkhitekton + Arhitektura Budjevac

Clara Ott — Tue, 13 Feb 2024 13:00:00 +0000

This vacation house is designed in complete harmony with nature and built by the owners and local community, aiming not to defy its surroundings but rather to integrate that nature into the structure itself. Natural materials of local origin were used throughout the construction process. The house itself is very close to the local quarry where majority of the materials for the house came from. Also, landscaping was mostly done with gravel and stones from the same place and acacia trees from the nearby woods. The outdoor furniture is nothing more that two elm three cut during the building process.

AV Loft / Arhitektura Budjevac

Sabrina Leiva — Sat, 06 May 2017 05:00:00 +0000

The apartment is located in Niš, Serbia. Its open-plan layout is mostly dictated by its tenant, a young male in his early 20s. The current layout is derived from two traditional apartments. All of the walls have been torn down, leaving concrete beams and one column. All the concrete has been left exposed. The bathroom is the only space separated from the rest of the apartment and well hidden behind wooden panels which emulate a stack of beams, covering up the wardrobe as well as the bathroom door.

Stock Coffee / Arhitektura Budjevac

Cristian Aguilar — Sat, 05 Jul 2014 01:00:00 +0000

Arhitektura Budjevac, an architectural design studio based in Serbia, had the task to create a fresh looking coffee shop, the first one of the future “Stock Coffee” franchise. In order to transform a former retail space into a coffee shop, they removed all unnecessary elements of the interior, exposing its concrete ceiling, walls, beams and columns.