Bratislava

Bratislava

Specifications:

Usable area of the house:

House 146.9 m², Storage areas 15.2 m²
Size of the house:

4 rooms, living room with kitchen, 2 wardrobes, technical room, pantry and storage, covered parking, terrace
Monthly consumption:

On request
Energy class:

A0
Constructed:

2026
Budget:

On request

The house is designed for a long, narrow urban plot in Bratislava, where privacy, greenery, and efficient land use were key requirements. By embedding the house into the terrain and covering it with a green roof, the building naturally blends into its surroundings while preserving a high proportion of greenery on the site. The discreet appearance and low profile contribute to positive acceptance by authorities and neighboring properties.

The living room with the kitchen forms the heart of the house and opens directly onto a spacious terrace of 35 m². Large-format glazing connects the interior with the garden and brings daylight deep into the living spaces. Thanks to the earth-covered structure and roof overhangs, the interior remains naturally cool in summer without the need for air conditioning or complex shading systems. The layout clearly separates the private zone with three bedrooms from the shared living areas, ensuring comfort and c
The living room with the kitchen forms the heart of the house and opens directly onto a spacious terrace of 35 m². Large-format glazing connects the interior with the garden and brings daylight deep into the living spaces. Thanks to the earth-covered structure and roof overhangs, the interior remains naturally cool in summer without the need for air conditioning or complex shading systems.

The layout clearly separates the private zone with three bedrooms from the shared living areas, ensuring comfort and clarity in everyday use.
The green roof plays a key role not only in thermal stability but also in water management and biodiversity. Rainwater is retained and naturally filtered through the soil, supporting a small local water cycle on the plot. Photovoltaic panels integrated into the roof allow for future energy self-sufficiency, while the monolithic structure ensures durability, silence, and long-term reliability with minimal maintenance.