On the banks of the green hinterland of the Slovenian coast, among the olive groves of the Istrian landscape, a family of four has made a new home among the houses of the border town of Škofije. The low ground-floor house is set on the edge of a terrace. The layout of the house is simple and based on a square, half of which is covered by a flat roof and half by a classical, gabled, cornice roof. The position and choice of materials do not make the house stand out in any way from its surroundings, and with its full front façade, it even appears to be somewhat restrained towards them. However, its restraint is only apparent and part of a spatial journey that begins when you enter.¸
On the banks of the green hinterland of the Slovenian coast, among the olive groves of the Istrian landscape, a family of four has made a new home among the houses of the border town of Škofije. The low ground-floor house is set on the edge of a terrace. The layout of the house is simple and based on a square, half of which is covered by a flat roof and half by a classical, gabled, cornice roof. The position and choice of materials do not make the house stand out in any way from its surroundings, and with its full front façade, it even appears to be somewhat restrained towards them. However, its restraint is only apparent and part of a spatial journey that begins when you enter.¸