.labvert uncovers exclusive houses on THE Croatian shoreline In partnership with Stockinger/Deutsch Architects, Labvert reveals a collection of personal villas for Falkensteiner Hotels & Residences on the Croatian coast. Located on a headland merely ten mins north of Zadar, these villas create part of the Falkensteiner Retreat Punta Skala. Each manor spans 200 square meters and also includes a two-story cubic structure constructed from solid natural stone, mirroring the characteristics of typical Dalmatian design.
While the street-facing exterior is actually finalized and also shielded, the landscape side is designed with floor-to-ceiling home windows that give views of the Zadar island chain. The suites are actually prepared by 5 concrete columns as well as a timber pergola construct, creating a set of private retreats along with access to the resort features. The spacious exterior places of the complex are oriented towards the Adriatic Ocean.
‘Our objective was to make a balanced and also levelheaded setting and also therefore the perfect setup for a rested getaway encounter. The design reflects the organic material variety of the Croatian coastline as well as identifies the exclusive components of Dalmatian architecture. A delicate consistency of colours has actually made a refuge that meets the highest possible requirements.’ engineer Stephan Vary, owner of Labvert, shares.all pictures by Andreas Scheiblecker (unless specified otherwise), thanks to Labvert CONCRETE-FRAMED VILLAS PART OF CROTIA’S Hotel Punta Skala The interior design, crafted by Labvert in cooperation along with Bea Interior Design, enhances the concerning atmosphere, emphasizing lightness and also an open spatial flow.
The kitchen area, dining, as well as staying regions are adjoined, allowing a shift in between indoor and also exterior areas through sliding doors. Private backyards, featuring pools, even further enhance this indoor-outdoor living experience. The rooms, accentuated along with floor-to-ceiling windows, frame views oceanic as well as the cape’s flora, bringing aspects of Adriatic mother nature into the interior room.
The Vienna-based center employs organic materials and different colors throughout the properties, demonstrating the seaside garden and also honoring Dalmatian architectural customs. The assisting pillars as well as pergolas provide building rhythm and also integrate the villas right into an arcade-like set. Cantilevered patios offer shade on the ground floor, while wooden pergolas on the top flooring deal limited shade for the bedrooms, generating a serene ambiance.Labvert, in partnership along with Stockinger/Deutsch Architects, reveals exclusive spheres on the Croatian CoastSituated on a cape north of Zadar, these high-end properties constitute portion of the Falkensteiner Resort Punta Skalaeach vacation home stretches over 200 square meters and includes a two-story cubic framework made of sound all-natural stonewhile the street-facing exterior is shut and secured, the yard side is actually designed with floor-to-ceiling home windows.