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100 sqm Apartment Designed in a Former Monastery / JRKVC Architects

JRKVC Architects have designed this 100 sqm apartment for a young couple without children. The apartment is located in a former monastery in Trnava, Slovakia. A former monastery in which this flat is located was built in 1719. In the middle of 20th century, Pauline monastery was converted into an apartment house. The main goal of […]

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Attic Flat in Bratislava – Rhapsody in White by at26

“Rhapsody in white” is a 92 sqm attic flat renovated by Slovakian studio at26. The flat is located at the top of block of flats dating back to 1920´s and it is situated close to the Center of the Capital of Slovakia – Bratislava. Situated in an older neighbourhoods of Bratislava, formerly known as “Ziegelfeld“, the

Single-Storey Bungalow for a Family of Five – The Lake House

Project: VOJ—The Lake House / Single-storey bungalow Completion: 2016 Area: 65 sqm Location: Vojka nad Dunajom, Slovakia Studio: JRKVC Architects: Peter Jurkovič Photographs: Peter Jurkovič During the design process of the lake house I focused on finding the essence of a holiday home—a complement to family life. The house serves as a refuge for a family

DomT House in Stara Lubovna: Inspired by the Architecture of Wooden Barns

Project: DomT house Location: Stará Ľubovňa, Slovakia, 2015 Project Team: Martin Boleš, Aleš Berec, Erika Bányayová Consultants: Michal Grec, Martin Boledovič, Marián Piterka, Roman Horník, Rastislav Tokarčík, Beata Hriňáková Contractor: Martin Ščasný Photography: Erika Bányayová, Martin Boleš DomT house was realised for a couple and their two young children, who had previously lived in an

Le Jour Caffe by BPD Design, Košice, Slovakia

Le Jour Caffe is a café bar designed by Slovakian studio BPD Design & Art. The café was completed in 2015 and is located in Košice, Slovakia. Description by BPD Design & Art: Le Jour Café is located in the historic centre of Kosice, in a building, which is the oldest preserved bourgeois building in the city centre. The large vault

Kids room designed by Rules Architects with low budget

This kids room has an area of 24 square meters and was designed by Rules Architects using a budget of 960 euros. Architectural studio RULES in Bratislava, Slovakia, was founded by Rudolf Lesnak in 2011 after his architectural practice in Vienna together with Tomas Huliman and Milan Grega-Jakub. Three years after the establishment studio has 11

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