The House Zvezda is the first apartment building in Nova Gorica with it’s own garden, underground parking, a facade with French windows and balconies, and penthouses with terraces in the attic. It’s architecture and design offers an identity to it’s residents on three levels:
* My house – Zvezda House,
* My garden – the common house garden and
* My apartment.

The garden of the building is located between the crooked shape of the building, the Prvomajska Street and the street on the southern side of the location.

The garden represents the common space, where the residents can enjoy socializing and relaxing outside the building.Seen from the Rejceva Street and the Prvomajska Road – the play of “window” and “balcony” openings with emphasized frames on the color-neutral-facade background will become an easy-to-remember image and brand of the House Zvezda.

Project details

* Project Name: Apartment House Zvezda
* Type: Housing
* Client: Primorje D.D
* Site: Prvomajska and Rej?eva Street, Nova Gorica, Slovenia
* Site area: 5.182 m2
* Building area: 1.315 m2
* Total floor area: 4.320 m2 basement + 6.281 m2 above
* Storey: Basement, ground floor, 3 storey, Attica
* Cladding: Colored metal frames + balconies on plaster facade
* Parking: Underground 110 + outside 4 cars
* Architect: Sadar Vuga Architects (Jurij Sadar, Bostjan Vuga, Beno Masten, Goran Golubic, Milena Monssen, Miha Pesec, John Paul Americo, Tomaz Kristof, Vid Mozina, Lucijan sifrer)
* Date of commencement of project: 2004
* Date of completion of project: 2006

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