Contemporary, almost minimalistic simple conception of constructions is a free version of the traditional morphology of the original architecture of the Jesenicko region. The classic saddle roof completes the basic mass on the rectangular foundations. Both buildings are completely faced with the typical material of local origin – larch shingles in naturel design.
Enclosed balconies form a contrast to the „soft“, unplaned larch coat of the main house mass, which will darken with time. They define the nature of the buildings due to the shine of their crystalline coloured glass mosaic together with strictly quadratic windows with the same frame colour.
Residential parts are designed as sand-lime brick walls with iron-concrete monolithic ceilings, the roof is a wooden saddle construction. The building stands on a shallow foundation consisting of footings, pads and slabs.

The construction relies on traditional materials – the wooden coat of larch shingles from local forest, which is a free paraphrase of facades of local barns, but also gable walls of residential buildings. Coloured enclosed balconies form a contrast to the naturally greying coat and give the construction a coloured accent and vividness.
The design is as self-relying as possible with respect to the mountain region – the only supplied utility is power. Heating is based on heat pump (soil-water), common areas are equipped with air recuperation, water comes from the own well with the own necessary water supplying equipment and waste water will be disposed to the own sewage-treatment system with cleaned water absorption to the ground.