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We’re happy to announce that Zemlja has been nominated for the Piranesi Award 2024 from Bosnia and Herzegovina by esteemed nominator Hana Kevilj. The project will be exhibited at the Piran Days of Architecture this year as part of the Piranesi
S ponosom objavljujemo da smo za naš projekat ‘ZEMLJA’ dobili prestižnu GRAND PRIX nagradu na Collegium Artisticum-u 2024 (najviše priznanje za BiH arhitekturu), od Asocijacije Arhitekata u BiH (AABIH). Godišnja selek
Working with natural clay plaster finishes on the walls and ceilings gives this apartment, “Zemlja”, a textured and warm atmosphere. The natural texture and the movement of light and shadows across the walls provides a constantly changin
Massive thank you to New York Times @nytimes @nytstyle and Julie Lasky @julielaskynyc for taking the time and care to write such an in-depth and holistic story about our sustainable apartment retrofit in Sarajevo and Vernes’ return story, and f
We start this week with the second part of our story about our Half House project in Sarajevo. Read more about it across our channels and on our website - link in bio! Half House responds to the disjointed, chaotic post-war character of the surroun
We welcome a new year by looking back and reflecting. So today we are showing our Half House project.  In this ordinary, unplanned neighbourhood in Sarajevo we created an extraordinary home with a sense of light, space and freedom for our client
Zemlja Process and Furniture Three islands of bespoke fixed furniture, conceived as miniature architecture, anchor the main uses of living, working, sleeping, and dining. They include: a bespoke rammed earth table, a cantilevering marble and beec
Adaptability and Visibility Working within a compact 50m2 area, a key challenge was to create an adaptable home that feels spacious. Three non-structural walls were removed, converting four dark, small rooms into one generous light space with fiv
‘Zemlja' is made almost entirely from natural materials — earth, clay, natural fabrics, and wood. The apartment is like a geological artefact with traces of the human hand left in its crafted surfaces. This creates a sensory experience an
Zemlja A new model for sustainable urban living from Bosnia-Herzegovina, Zemlja, is an ecologically and economically viable retrofit apartment located in a former socialist neighbourhood in Sarajevo. In a society still recovering from the Bosnian W
So excited that out of 1,450+ entries we are one of 61 finalists in the New European Bauhaus Prizes 2023, for sustainable projects across Europe! As the only project from Bosnia & Herzegovina to be shortlisted for one of 15 prizes - @projektvar
‘Architecture on Stage: In The Fog of War’ Join us on the 11th October @barbicancentre in London, where we will talk about our work and post-war reconstruction in Sarajevo and Bosnia & Herzegovina and join the discussion on reconstr