Dekleva Gregorič Architects combines tradition with negative space

More often than not, modest concepts inspire effective projects and create beautiful results. Ljubljana-based practice Dekleva Gregorič Architects pursued one of the simplest ideas of all for the form of a timber-clad home in central Slovenia: the
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