PONTA HOUSE

The location of the building, which extends to the sea shore on one side while bordering the promenade on the other, required a double treatment of the building relative to the side to which it emerges. The goal was to create an object that would suit the living space on the seafront, while its other side should satisfy the seriousness that the business along with the promenade carries with it. This was achieved by the positioning of the object and the treatment of form and material. The part towards the promenade is lined with broken stone in the traditional style, while the residential part, the part towards the sea is emphasized with white horizons which give the object a visually lighter structure. The complete visual identity was created by the interweaving of white horizontal lines through the stone part of the building. When positioning the object, the goal was to get the best possible views of the Boka Bay. Given that the building has views of the sea from its shorter side, by changing the angle of the building's extension in the first floor, space for a terrace was obtained from which views of the sea are directed from the longer side as well. With the specific treatment of the staircase and the communication zone, we are created visual separation from the neighbors.