Old Villa Renovation into Modern Building by Sepka Architekti
The modernist villa which was built in 1930s renovated by Sepka Architekti , this villa offers singular space as well as a owners would similar to to magnify a existent space by a single room. The compulsory brand new space was combined to a reconstructed villa in a non-contrasting manner.
The one more make up grows of course from a strange physique of a residence as well as uses a same building a whole materials, such as bricks, rendering, potion as well as metal.
The not long ago assembled tools have been usually clear due to a complicated finish of materials as well as proportions of windows. After a restoration this villas demeanour really sparkling atmospheric as well as beautiful, demeanour out a villa extraneous prior to restoration during a finish of this post.
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