Tetris Housing, Building, Architect, Photos, Design

Ljubljana Architecture : Slovenia Residential Building

Ljubljana apartments, Slovenia - design by Ofis Arhitekti

Tetris Housing Ljubljana, Slovenia 2005-07 Design: Ofis Arhitekti The location is on the edge of the planned 650 apartments which was finished a year ago. Also this apartment block is social type and was sold to Slovenian Housing fund. The cost per square meter had to be 650 EUR/m2 since the selling cost was 1300EUR/m2. The given urban plot of the building was 4 floors high, 58 meters long and 15 in width. Since the orientation of the building is towards the busy highway the apartment opening together with balconies are shifted as 30 degrees window-wings towards the quieter and south orientated side. Long after the elevations were planned many people associated them to Tetris game. And so the building got its name. Tetris Housing Ljubljana - Building Information Client: Gradis G group, ljubljana Apartment types: 1- room apartment: 35m2 2-room apartment:69.00m2 2.5- room apartment:89.00m2 3- room apartment: 103.00m2 Construction cost: 600EUR/m2 Selling cost: 1.200EUR/m2 Construction start: Feb 2006 Construction finish: Sep 2007 architecture: project leaders - Rok Oman, Spela Videcnik Design team: Martina Lipicer, Nejc Batistic, Andrej Gregoric, Ana Kosi Tetris Housing images / information from Ofis Arhitekti Tetris Housing design : Ofis Arhitekti

Slovenian Architect Office : Ofis Arhitekti - contact details

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Ljubljana Administration Centre
Ofis Arhitekti

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City Municipality Ljubljana

Ljubljana Housing
Groleger Arhitekti

picture : Janez Marolt
Ljubljana Housing



Izola Housing
Ofis Arhitekti

photo : Tomaž Gregoric
Izola Housing

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