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South-East Side View
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South-West Side View
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Backyard Passage
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Front Door Seen from the Inside
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Site plan
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Horizontal Plan
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Vertical Plans
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A2 Panel
Villa Pavlovic
Neoarhitekti. Zlatibor, Serbia
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Name of work in English
Villa Pavlovic
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Name of work in original language
Vila Pavlovic
Prize year
EUmies Awards 2019
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Work Location
Zlatibor, Serbia
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Studio
Neoarhitekti
EUmies Awards 2019 Nominees
The site for a weekend retreat on the edge of a semi-urban settlement, on one of the most popular Serbian mountains, was chosen for its undisturbed views and possibility to directly become a part of picturesque scenery. The villa opens to the nature and only visually turns its back to the existing artefacts of urbanity.
Collaborators
Architect: Nenad Lužanin, Željko Petković, Boris Ševo; Construction manager: Milan Lazić; Structural engineering: Mirko Smiljanić; Project architect: Saša Novaković; Construction company: Nikola Lučić
Program
Single house
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Labels
Isolated · Family
Site area
3200 m²
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Client
Jelena & Željko Pavlović
Total gross floor
500 m²
Completion
2018
The geometry for the project derived from a 50m long lap pool, that was supposed to inhabit the lover level of the villa and enable its occupants to push their care for fitness and weekend wellness one step further. In series of iterations of a several years in designing the project the lap pool never made it to the reality, but gave basis for the length and shape of the villa. It’s reminiscence is a shimmering water strip that gives space for mental contemplation and supports thermal comfort in front of the villa.
Villa Pavlovic is the latest outcome of almost two decades of collaboration with Pavlovic family. The most notable and awarded project so far has been the headquarter of their company Textil, that positioned them as investors interested in supporting new concepts of work spaces and patrons of avantgarde architecture. The fruitful collaboration resulted in nomination for Mies van der Rohe Award in 2009.
-The interior of the villa offers a linear cinematic experience in a sequence of restrained spaces. The simplicity of architectural language has been applied to the exterior as well. Stone from a local quarry has been used as a single material for the envelope. This architectural decision enhanced the monolithic appearance of the structure and grounded it fully into the landscape.