Slovene architecture

Renovation of a Stone House

Dimitrij Jeraj / 2017

This real estate was bought by the client because of the stone walls and large trees that grow there.
The house is located in Istria, on the edge of a village next to a valley. It is a traditional Istrian building that was once a school. Its renovation is a result of the client’s desire for Mediterranean living.
The ground floor and the first floor are two open volumes, in which individual architectural bodies are made of old brick, like fireplace, bedrooms, bathrooms, wardrobes and rooms. The central part of the house serves as a link between two gardens, an aromatic one on the southern side and a water garden on the north.

Object information

Construction year
2017
Total floor area
260 m2

Technical team

Architecture
Dimitrij Jeraj
Photographer
Dimitrij Jeraj
Mechanical engineering
Cerkovnik d.o.o.
Construction engineering
Piring Vojko Pirjevec s.p.

Manufacturers and Suppliers

Main contractor
Kažun d.o.o.
Windows, doors
N stil, Denis Nagode s.p.
Kitchen
Mizarstvo Punles, Jože Pungerčar s.p.
Building materials
Gnezdo d.o.o.