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Our architecture blog posts provide an in-depth analysis of the architectural styles and trends in Dalmatia, Croatia. They offer a unique perspective on how tradition and modernity coexist and influence each other in the design and construction of buildings, showcasing the best examples from both historical and contemporary times.
Re-thinking east waterfront of Split city harbour
The main idea of our masterplan proposal for reconstruction of East waterfront of Split city harbour, which was awarded with the first prize by the jury in recently finnished public competition, is to perserve and reshape main functions of the main dalmatian port (all the means of traffic: pedestrian, car, bus, train and boat traffic) […]
Investing in Urban planning for Successful Project Development
Urban planning is a complex field that is a key factor in the successful development of any building project. An experienced partner in the fields of urbanism and architecture is essential to investors in order to successfully navigate through the complexities of master planning and building practice, so to ensure projects develop compliantly with local […]
Combining traditional architecture with modern living on the Adriatic coast
Working for clients seeking functional and aesthetically pleasing architecture in touch with its surroundings we designed villa that combines Mediterranean style with rich local building heritage. With a careful blend of site specifics, orientations and sea views, a gentle integration into the existing environment was created. Learning from local building heritage, with the use of […]
The new kindergarten placed in the small village in the centre of the Adriatic island.
Happy to share our current work on kindergarten project located in the centre of the Adriatic island. The plot is situated near the park and the parking lot. Building is situated over almost the entire width of the plot, parallel to the street enabling children’s living spaces to be protected from external views, while opening […]
