The project addresses the extension of a separate, smaller residential unit to an existing single-family house.

The new volume is conceived as a compact, single-storey addition with a flat roof and a minimalist architectural expression.

The dominant element of the façade is glazing made of glass block panels, which bring diffused daylight into the interior while, in combination with less transparent panels, ensuring the necessary level of privacy.

The opaque sections are formed by glass blocks in a dark smoked shade, creating a unified and compact visual plane of the façade.

The extension is equipped with a separate entrance, allowing for independent use.

In the garden area of the plot, a pavilion with a summer kitchen is designed as a simple single-storey structure with an open space oriented toward the surrounding greenery.

The pavilion is connected to a recessed outdoor swimming pool with an integrated sliding enclosure, set into a wooden terrace.

The material concept of the pavilion combines wood, stone cladding, and transparent elements, which together create a seamless connection between the interior, the terrace, and the garden.

Overall, the composition complements the existing house with high-quality residential and recreational facilities integrated into a mature garden.