DV House by MMXX Architects stands out with its single geometric shape. Each facade element—windows, doors, openings, and cladding—adds visual depth. Split stone and timber louvres cover the exterior walls. In contrast, precast concrete caps accent the floor and roof slabs, giving the home a structured yet natural look.
The composition of the openings, the ambiguous elements of the addition and the materiality blend the two distinct entities. The space of the new stair and its design bring light into the center of the entire composition. The new glossy white concrete slabs integrate and conceal all the contemporary technology of the house.
Pagoda House is located on a slope in the outskirts of Sofia, Bulgaria, just between the city and the mountain the house enjoys panoramic views in two directions.
