House SK.

A historic residence transformed:

The residence preserves its historic soul while revealing a modern spatial narrative full of surprises. Upon entering, one is immediately enveloped by light, volume, and a choreography of views that awaken the senses.

The original structure has been carefully stripped to its essence, allowing contemporary functions to flow seamlessly within. A newly designed pavilion, housing the private quarters, nestles gracefully in the garden, forming a delicate dialogue between heritage and modernity.

Every detail—from the play of natural light to the spatial transitions—has been orchestrated to balance intimacy and openness, history and innovation, creating a living experience that is at once unexpected, refined, and profoundly engaging.