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1 Feb 2016

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Recent Buildings by this Sofia architecture office:

Slight Slope Long House, Targovishte, Bulgaria
Date built: 2016

photograph : Asen Emilov
Slight Slope Long House Bulgaria
The long horizontal structure is facing the favorable sun orientation and the view in slight opposition of the slope. This way entering diagonally into the house the height of the spaces changes in relation to their grade of privacy.

Observation House, Northeast Bulgaria
Date built: 2016

photograph : Asen Emilov
Observation House Bulgaria – 28 Jan 2016
Located on a hill in the highest corner of a village amid an agricultural area in Northeast Bulgaria. The site of the project is distinguished both by its panoramic views and distant visibility.

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Featured Buildings by this Bulgarian design studio, alphabetical:

Three Bulgarian architecture projects nominated for the Mies Van Der Rohe 2009 Award:

Altruistic Panorama Apartments, Burgas, Bulgaria
Date built: 2007

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Panorama Apartments

Liulin Apartment Building, Sofia, Bulgaria
Date built: 2007

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Liulin Apartment Building
The new building is on the boundary between two periods and between the city and nature. It completes the complex, gives it a new face and stares at the iconic view of Vitosha Mountain. The plan outline visualizes the planning regulations’ limitations and maximizes the building area, but at the same time gains dynamics from the shape of the plot.

Bistrica House, Bistrica village, Sofia, Bulgaria
Date built: 2008

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Bistrica House
The plan is organized between the two solid walls, the veranda, the intermediate space of the stair and the small courtyard/opening in the centre. A suspended hand-woven wooden sticks wattle unifies the external and the internal spaces, serving both as cladding on the blind walls and shading in front of the glazing.