Description

Everything begins with the ground — where existence takes form and walls find meaning. The ground is the first line of architecture; today, in its shadow, we speak of value. Unlike the conventional rule of erecting structures upon a vacant podium, we sought another path — one that carves into the earth to create a new courtyard within its depth, breathing not in dominance over the site, but in coexistence with it.

Here, the ground is not only preserved but amplified — doubled in value. Every need finds a dual echo, every desire a multiplied response. Konj-Kav is a possibility within the earth, patient in its ascent to the sky — patient enough to become a home. It offers a different experience of sharing both sky and soil: a duality distinct yet interconnected — one in symbiosis with the ground, the other in proximity to the heavens. Konj-Kav is an attempt to make building an extension of dwelling, not an act of conquest.

Its turning point lies not merely in the division of earth and sky, but in distinct spaces that foster shared experiences. Paths weave through the courtyard, pause upon terraces, and emerge beside the sunken garden. Semi-open spaces here are not merely passages, but grounds for events and encounters. Between earth and sky, these houses transcend construction; they become an interpretation of life itself. Every space is an opportunity for experience, and every step is a connection — to soil and to light.

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