Hello, my name is Marek Malček and I am a student of the Faculty of Civil Engineering at STU in Bratislava. I would like to present you my work, which architect Zuzana Šišková professionally consulted. The villa in Kramáry is located in a quiet neighbourhood and stands out for its unique layout centred around a spacious atrium, which connects the living areas with natural elements. Immediately upon entering the property, a large glass staircase rises up to the roof level. This is not only a functional transition between floors, but the staircase also extends into an art installation as a play of light and shadow.
The exterior of the villa presents the captivating appeal of the exposed concrete and creates a striking contrast against the lush landscape below Kamzík. The raw beauty of the concrete with its textured surfaces and strong lines embraces the concept of minimalism while exuding a sense of strength and resilience. This architectural choice adds a touch of boldness to the overall design of the villa, making it stand out amidst its natural surroundings.
The spaciously designed interior offers an open layout that allows natural light to penetrate every corner. Meticulously crafted details and high-quality finishes create an atmosphere of elegance and modern comfort.
Glass surfaces are the centrepiece of this masterpiece and surround the villa with transparency and openness. Expansive floor-to-ceiling windows invite the panoramic beauty of nature to flow effortlessly inside, blurring the boundaries between indoors and out.
Moving upstairs, the bedrooms exude a sense of calm and comfort. Each room boasts large windows that allow natural light to flood the space and provide views of the outdoor scenery. Connecting the master bedroom to the living area via the main staircase adds importance to the master bedroom and the walk-in closet, bathroom and private balcony, which becomes a welcoming retreat to enjoy the fresh air and colourful palette of the garden.