On a difficult plot in a well to do district of Zagreb, AVP Architects designed a Modernist house perched precariously on a steeply sloping site.
Although it appears like a single property, it is in fact two dwellings both enjoying the impressive views and yet their own privacy.
The architect has used the topography of the site to break-up the massing and to create privacy by preventing overlooking.
Energy efficiency was also considered, and a ground source heat pump feeds wall and underfloor heating.
