THE NEST RESIDENCE
The Nest Residence has a mixed service and residential function along its eight floors. This facility is located on “Sali Nivica” street, behind the Museum of Natural Sciences.
The ground floor accommodates the service spaces, while the residential units start from the first floor to the seventh floor.
The object has a volume characterized by successive gradations, created as a result of urban planning rules. These steps coincide with the verandas of the apartments. Floor spots are regular and mostly with right angles. The residential units are adapted to the volume of the object and are of different typologies.
The main material used in the facade is brick. The entire facade is covered with 12 cm wide bricks. At certain moments, to keep the rhythm of the openings, but in the inability of the internal function to have openings, bricks were used as an architectural element. In these areas of the facade, it protrudes 3 cm according to a certain rhythm, creating areas with relief and shading. Used in this way, the brick becomes an architectural element that not only complements, but also distinguishes the building from its context.
The ground floor accommodates the service spaces, while the residential units start from the first floor to the seventh floor.
The object has a volume characterized by successive gradations, created as a result of urban planning rules. These steps coincide with the verandas of the apartments. Floor spots are regular and mostly with right angles. The residential units are adapted to the volume of the object and are of different typologies.
The main material used in the facade is brick. The entire facade is covered with 12 cm wide bricks. At certain moments, to keep the rhythm of the openings, but in the inability of the internal function to have openings, bricks were used as an architectural element. In these areas of the facade, it protrudes 3 cm according to a certain rhythm, creating areas with relief and shading. Used in this way, the brick becomes an architectural element that not only complements, but also distinguishes the building from its context.
