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Duplex Apartment in Belgrade by Aleksandar Savikin

Duplex Apartment in Belgrade by Aleksandar Savikin

Architects: Aleksandar Savikin
Location: Belgrade, Serbia
Year: 2013
Area: 2,335 sqft
Photo courtesy: Aleksandar Savikin
Description:

The apartment is located in a building that was designed by the same author so it was a great pleasure to design such a space. The work is marked by the excellent cooperation with the client who is identified in a concept of an open space and all further cooperation in interior design runs smoothly. Special attention in the design of the apartment is dedicated to getting as many zones in a common area as possible where one may spend free time.

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Duplex apartment is 217m2 (2,335ft2) floor area with a terrace on the upper level of 180m2 (1,940ft2). The lower level consists of a large common living room area (zone 1) , dining room (Zone 2) , a kitchen with a bar ( zone 3) and terrace (zone 4) . From this area the stairs lead to the upper level in the area of “winter garden” from which there is access to a large terrace.

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At this level there is a large entrance wardrobe and a toilet as well as a guest room with a walk-in closet and a bathroom.

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On the upper level there is also one master bedroom and one child’s room. In the winter garden there is a pilot kitchen with built-in wine fridge. In the summer that space can be integrated with a terrace by opening a large double sliding door but during the cooler periods it is a cozy corner providing a wide view of the terrace.

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Two ambiental parts have been created in this area – one at the bar with high stools placed by the kitcenette, which can be transformed into a flat surface after the special tap is inserted inside the sink that is, in turn, covered by a board. Such a surface can be used for placing a laptop on or simply for sipping a glass of wine taken from the wine fridge (zone 5) . The second ambient consists of two “shell chairs” with a mini library and it is an area for relaxation in comfortable seats, reading, talking (zone 6).

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Large terrace (Zone 7), which is accessible from all rooms on the upper level is surrounded by jardinière with a variety of greenery. Jardinière is at the same time a bench under which is run a hidden LED strip to illuminates the terrace. There is also comfortable outdoor furniture on the terrace, a sun bed, garden parasols and a shower.

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Bricks are a motif that runs along both levels and connecting them. With its strong texture and dark color it provides a good contrast to large glass areas and selected furniture. Furniture and lighting are a mixture of timeless pieces from the past and the modern design.

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