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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination.

House J2 in Zagreb, Croatia by 3LHD

 
October 12th, 2012 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: 3LHD

The family house for a young couple with children is located in the green residential part of the city of Zagreb. The former family house was built in the 1950s on a steep hill slope and did not fully use all the advantages of the site nor did it meet the requirements of contemporary living standards. The beautiful view to the city and large garden was not valued appropriately.

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  • Architects: 3LHD
  • Project: House J2
  • Location: Čačković street 9, Zagreb, Croatia
  • Program: Family house
  • Geolocation: 45-49-8 north, 15-59-32 east
  • Project type: commission
  • Site area (m2): 687
  • Gross floor area (m2): 396
  • Footprint (m2): 159
  • Entry level (m): 201,5
  • Client: private
  • Start of planning: 2005
  • Completion: 2007
  • Author: 3LHD
  • Project team: Sasa Begovic, Marko Dabrovic, Silvije Novak, Tatjana Grozdanic Begovic, Irena Mazer, Marin Mikelic
  • Collaborators: Paula Kukuljica, Lucija Stanicic, Marija Babojelic, Ivan Palijan
  • Photography: Damir Fabijanic
  • Software used: AutoCAD

Image Courtesy Damir Fabijanic

On both sides the site is bordered by a street and a high building. These contextual facts determined the concept and the shape of the new project. The “L” layout with closed fronts „protects“ the house from the street and the neighbouring building. At the same time the garden has been redesigned with all the main rooms in the house oriented towards it.

Image Courtesy Damir Fabijanic

The living room, dining room and kitchen form a unique space and together with a swimming pool are built into the ground. In this way, being at the same level and separated from each other by a glass wall they bring the garden into the house. The house entrance is above, at street level, together with garage, storages, closet-space and studio. The family area is above the entrance space along with the living and dining rooms.

Image Courtesy Damir Fabijanic

The materials used for the façades correspond to the spatial organisation of facilities. The living and dining spaces are separated by glass walls which completely open the living space to the outside; on the other hand, the bedroom walls are alternatively panelled by wooden boards.

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