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FAMILY HOUSE MAGLAJZ
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ROCK IN THE HOUSE, HOUSE IN THE ROCK.
CLIMBING AS OVERCOMING ONE‘S OWN EGO AND OVERCOMING ONE‘S OWN LIMITS AND ABILITIES TRANSFERRED TO THE COMFORT AND SAFETY OF FAMILY LIVING.
OVER 30% OF THE SURFACE OF ALL THE WALLS IS A CLIMBING WALL ACROSS TWO FLOORS, CONNECTING THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SPACE. THE WALL ACTS AS THE ONLY WAY TO MOVE FROM ONE FLOOR TO THE OTHER.
THE TECHNICAL FACILITIES ON THE GROUND FLOOR ARE HIDDEN BEHIND A PARTITION SO AS NOT TO DISTURB THE INTEGRITY OF THE MAIN INTERIOR SPACE.
THE FAÇADE ON THE STREET SIDE CREATES A NICHE REMINISCENT OF THE OVERHANG OF AN ARTIFICIAL WALL. THE WINDOWS MAY SEEM RANDOM AT FIRST, BUT THEIR ARTICULATION HAS AN ORDER ON BOTH SIDES OF THE HOUSE SO AS TO COMPLY WITH THE REGULATIONS AND BE VISUALLY INTERESTING.
