Instead of a rigid corridor and room sequence...

...the kindergarten is imagined as a collection of small houses gathered around a shared inner world.

Each group has its own identity, defined by a unique skylight creating spaces that are easier to recognize, remember and make their own.

Architecture becomes a tool for play, orientation and belonging.

A contemporary two-family residence designed around a binuclear concept.

Within every home, the living and private zones are separated by a central atrium, bringing daylight, privacy and a strong connection to nature. The two apartments are mirrored, with living and sleeping areas arranged in opposite positions to maximize orientation and spatial quality.

A shared basement accommodates the garage, gym and supporting spaces, while the ground and first floors each contain an independent apartment.

By separating the living and private zones, the plan establishes a calm rhytm of movement and use.

Each volume is free to respond to light, views and function, while the connecting space becomes the heart of the home.

The binuclear concept organizes the home into two independent volumes, creating a clear spatial hierarchy connected by a central atrium.

The physical model captures the essence of this project, revealing the balance between two independent volumes connected through a shared center.

The physical model is a reminder that strong architecture is rooted in a clear idea, where every form has a purpose and every connection shapes the experience.

Before materials, textures and details, architecture begins with space.

Behind the clarity of the final space was a complex process of transformation.

Layers accumulated over decades were carefully removed to reveal the original architectural structure and proportions.

A dialogue between past and present, structure and light, permanence and transformation.

A complete interior transformation for a law office within a historic building in the heart of Zagreb, overlooking one of the city's most significant parks.

The project included the full renovation of the facade, whose new glass surfaces reflect the surrounding greenery and bring the park into constant dialogue with the building.

The construction phase became a process of discovery, exposing the qualities of the original architecture while creating opportunities for new spatial experiences.

Every detail was designed to support clarity, focus and a sense of calm.

Natural light flows deep into the interior through transparent architectural interventions.

The result is a workspace that feels both open and intimate.