Mountain Home in Serbia

A small mountain home in western Serbia by EXE studio.

Completed in 2015, this idyllic little mountain home near Divčibare was designed by EXE studio. The house is situated on the slope of Mount Maljen overlooking the rural landscape of western Serbia. Surrounded by a hilly terrain with small pine trees, the house is literally built into the hillside in order to impair the natural environment as little as possible. Based on the combination of two monolithic volumes (light and dark), this architectural concept refers to its environment of low pine vegetation and the steep rocky terrain. More information below.

Divcibare mountain home by EXE studio.
Divcibare mountain home by EXE studio.

These seemingly opposing monolithic volumes combine modern architectural shapes with a traditional construction. The combination of the white portion of the house and the traditional timber shingle cladding acts like a transition from the artificial to the natural. Furthermore, the wooden half creates a connection to original mountain homes. A large window to the front provides picturesque views of the rural landscape. Please see more below.

All photographs were taken by Relja Ivanić. To know more about EXE studio, please visit their website: www.exestudio.rs

Located on the slope of Mount Maljen in western Serbia, near the tourist resort Divčibare.
Located on the slope of Mount Maljen in western Serbia, near the tourist resort Divčibare.
Side view with stairs.
This view shows the wood-clad part of the house and the staircase down to the terrace and entrance area.
View over the landscape.
The plot provides a stunning view over the landscape.
Perfect place to rest.
This mountain home is a perfect place to rest.
A look inside the little hut.
Let’s take a look inside the little hut.
The concept combines modern architectural design with tradition.
The concept combines modern architectural design with tradition.

All images © by EXE Studio and Relja Ivanić. Do not hesitate and discover more architectural projects on WE AND THE COLOR.