sono architects organizes contemporary slovenian home in a triangular composition

sono architects organizes contemporary slovenian home in a triangular composition
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sono architects have shared their latest residential project ‘house PS’ based in slovenia. the family home explores the use of sustainable materials and maximizing natural light in order to support the users daily lives. simultaneously, the home is equipped with a functional floor plan and a contemporary envelope, resulting in an architectural scheme appropriate for its landscape.

the home has been divided into three volumes

the construction uses mostly timber, adding texture to the otherwise monochromatic façade. the main concept is based on three volumes that are organized in a triangular and overlapping composition. the ground floor features a dynamic, curved plan with two wings, meanwhile sitting on top, is the rectangular first floor realized as a gable-like roof, which references the traditional buildings in rural slovenia.

a rectangular black form sits on top the lower floor and at the same time, gives the exterior texture

the living room and dining areas are the main spaces which offer the most natural light and promotes the intimate ambiance the clients asked for. following a mostly grey color palette; wooden flooring, window frames and detailing give the spacious interiors warmth. a prominent staircase ties the two floors together, leading up to the longitudinal floor-plan with a master bedroom and two children’s room.

most of the natural light comes from the kitchen and lounge

the living room

a grey and white color scheme has been chosen throughout

a main staircase leads up to the second floor

upstairs there are two rooms for the children and a master bedroom

the master bedroom

the ensuite bathroom

‘house PS’ set in the winter landscape

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project info:

architects: sono arhitekti
location: slovenia
architects in charge: edvard blažko, marko volk, nina tešanović, samo radinja
area: 230 sqm
year: 2015

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