Linear House in Lysolaje represents a modern design that effectively combines functionality with aesthetics. The challenging sloped terrain was addressed with a barrier-free ramp and staircase, ensuring easy movement throughout the house and comfortable access for everyone.
Due to the specific positioning on the plot, with the street level being five meters higher than the rest of the land, the house appears to be a single-story structure from the street view, even though it actually has multiple levels. This optical illusion helps the building appear modest, despite offering a more spacious interior.
Large glazed areas in the living room and kitchen visually connect the interior with the surrounding garden, creating a sense of openness and connection with nature. The high ceilings in the living room allow natural light to flood the space, making the interior feel bright and airy.
The interior features a mix of materials such as wood, concrete, black, and white, arranged in a balanced yet dynamic way. Symmetry is occasionally disrupted by carefully selected elements, adding irregularity and visual interest to the space.
Linear House demonstrates how challenging terrain conditions can be effectively used to create a functional and aesthetically pleasing family home that is connected to the surrounding nature.
