Slovenia | Residential Building | Enota

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A residential building with 47 dwelling units lies next to Jurčkova Street. The building is divided in two lamellas parallel with the street. Due to mostly individual infill in direct vicinity of new building, lamellas are further divided into smaller blocks, which differentiate by colour and measure. Coloured, concrete balconies are arranged commonly on both lamellas connecting smaller blocks back to a whole. Despite the large number of balconies privacy is ensured with closed side of balconies.

Entrance to residential buildings is from inner yard between lamellas. Each block has its own staircase that serves only few units. Majority of dwelling units are bilaterally oriented.

Considering the needs of occupants it is possible to change plan design to achieve south or north orientation of the rooms.

Architects: Enota
Location: Ljubljana, Slovenia
Project Team: Dean Lah, Milan Tomac, Jernej Živic, Polona Ruparčič, Matjaž Drinovec, Eva Matjašič, Nataša Mrkonjič, Maruša Zupančič
Client: LIZ Inženiring
Landscape Architecture: Bruto
Project Area: 4,620 sqm
Budget: 3,800,000 EUR
Project Year: 2007
Photographs: Miran Kambič

Fonte: Archdaily