PAVILLION OKVIR

Key principles of the design include no interior columns,a single long table as the social centerpiece,uninterrupted views toward the city and the horse paddocks and a frameless glass railing, allowing the view to remain open just like a picture framed only by the architecture itself. All structural support was shifted to the sides, creating a clear, rhythmic structure that visually and physically frames the space. This architectural gesture is reflected in the name “Okvir”, which alludes to the idea of a frame a spatial and visual boundary without enclosure. The roof is constructed from a hidden steel structure, clad with Fundermax panels, giving the illusion of a solid, floating mass resting on slim vertical supports. This contrast between weight and lightness further enhances the pavilion’s open and airy presence. The entire structure extends beyond a stone base wall, creating the sense that it hovers above the landscape.