resort with 12 holiday homes

resort with 12 holiday homes

resort with 12 holiday homes

resort with 12 holiday homes

resort with 12 holiday homes

On a steep slope by the sea is a resort with 12 holiday homes. The houses are designed as a combination of white and stone volumes. The contrast of white and stone extends throughout the settlement, representing the contrast of old and new, indigenous and contemporary, natural and urban. White volumes are interventions shaped by modern architectural language. The stone volumes with sustaining walls and landscaped park greenery are a reference to the historical layer of the wider area including the City of Dubrovnik, as well as the natural environment within which the buildings are located.

On a steep slope by the sea is a resort with 12 holiday homes. The houses are designed as a combination of white and stone volumes. The contrast of white and stone extends throughout the settlement, representing the contrast of old and new, indigenous and contemporary, natural and urban. White volumes are interventions shaped by modern architectural language. The stone volumes with sustaining walls and landscaped park greenery are a reference to the historical layer of the wider area including the City of Dubrovnik, as well as the natural environment within which the buildings are located.

On a steep slope by the sea is a resort with 12 holiday homes. The houses are designed as a combination of white and stone volumes. The contrast of white and stone extends throughout the settlement, representing the contrast of old and new, indigenous and contemporary, natural and urban. White volumes are interventions shaped by modern architectural language. The stone volumes with sustaining walls and landscaped park greenery are a reference to the historical layer of the wider area including the City of Dubrovnik, as well as the natural environment within which the buildings are located.

On a steep slope by the sea is a resort with 12 holiday homes. The houses are designed as a combination of white and stone volumes. The contrast of white and stone extends throughout the settlement, representing the contrast of old and new, indigenous and contemporary, natural and urban. White volumes are interventions shaped by modern architectural language. The stone volumes with sustaining walls and landscaped park greenery are a reference to the historical layer of the wider area including the City of Dubrovnik, as well as the natural environment within which the buildings are located.

On a steep slope by the sea is a resort with 12 holiday homes. The houses are designed as a combination of white and stone volumes. The contrast of white and stone extends throughout the settlement, representing the contrast of old and new, indigenous and contemporary, natural and urban. White volumes are interventions shaped by modern architectural language. The stone volumes with sustaining walls and landscaped park greenery are a reference to the historical layer of the wider area including the City of Dubrovnik, as well as the natural environment within which the buildings are located.