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"Modern Waterfront House" represents a contemporary approach to design. The main goal was to create a house that, in addition to functional requirements, would be able to respond to the client's requirements with its design. The object should be viewed from two angles, although the house opens on all four sides, the front and back facades represent the main actors that interact with the environment. The front facade communicates with the access street and represents the entrance to the house. It is also an invitation to welcome guests. Large rectangular concrete slabs are lined up on white stone, and with additional light strips they create play in the landscape of the yard, which as such lead to the entrance of the house through non-verbal communication. There they will be greeted by a raised ground floor, which seems to be floating and only touches the ground with a few pillars and a staircase. The large surface of the white facade is "broken" by vertical wooden steps, behind which a staircase leading to the first floor of the house can be seen, where the house itself actually begins, i.e. living rooms. With their play of shadows, wooden horizontals give the impression of a "moving" facade and give a dynamic role to the front of the house itself.
The full opening of the house occurs at its rear facade, which opens completely with large glass surfaces facing the river. All living facilities are oriented to the rear facade, as well as all bedrooms with balconies that offer a magnificent view of the river and the natural environment that surrounds it.
With its very reduced form and simple white facade, which is accentuated in a few places with the use of wood, "Modern Waterfront House" can be read as a contemporary conception of the house, which with its function and form gives an answer to the question: "How should we live today?"