Aleksa_cccc
13 dana pa svetsko...
wow sehr schöne Bilder, SERBIEN besitzt wirklich eine sehr schöne Natur...
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Aleksa_cccc
13 dana pa svetsko...
fühlste dich jetzt weil du mir sagen willst das ich 16 bin und die autonomie von der un als staat anerkannt wurde *hust*, man du bist echt cool muss ich dir lassen ....
Ferizajlia
Gesperrt
okay, obwohl ich nix verstanden habe sag ich einfach mal... JA
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Lek_Dugagjini
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[smilie=to funny.gi:
[QUOTE="Aleksa_cccc, post: 1603195, member: 5404"]wow sehr schöne Bilder, SERBIEN besitzt wirklich eine sehr schöne Natur...[/quote]
warum kommst du nicht vorbei um deine natur zu bewundern
[QUOTE="Aleksa_cccc, post: 1603195, member: 5404"]wow sehr schöne Bilder, SERBIEN besitzt wirklich eine sehr schöne Natur...[/quote]
warum kommst du nicht vorbei um deine natur zu bewundern
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Lek_Dugagjini
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Dukagjin
Kuku
Built in 2008 in a small valley near Suhareka, Buqalla Pools and Hotel is absolutely an impressive building, with pools surrounded by a breathtaking landscape. Designed by Gezim Pacarizi, this project is an award winner of World Architecture Awards – 4th cycle. Project description by Arhitectura Magazine after the break.
Gezim Pacarizi started working on the Buqalla Project on 2002. The construction started in 2003 and lasted until 2008. The pools are situated 6 km from the Suhareka, in the South Kosova. Buqalla valley is separated in two by the small river. The owners of the valley wanted to build a small hotel and swimming pools in this isolated spot. The water was to be taken from the river, so the pools were suppose to follow its course.
2003 was just three years after the Kosova war and the overall situation was confused. Technology and specialized companies were in existent. Qualified workers were lacking as well. The building of the whole complex was organized and managed by the architect and the family of owners.
The whole project is the result of continues changes and it is based on the idea of meeting between man and nature. The human made platforms are placed in the middle of the nature. They are bridges, pools, buildings, stairs and walls. While the people are walking around architecture makes them see themselves and the nature. The access to the site and the Hotel building are on the north side, all the pools and terraces are on the southern part. The terrace between the Hotel and the pools forms a bridge across the river.
Concrete is the main material; it is used with care. Everything was designed and supervised by the architect. The structure is clear and it is very easy to understand how the building works. The outside and the inside are interwoven dramatically in all levels, the building being very closely related to the landscape.
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Gezim Pacarizi started working on the Buqalla Project on 2002. The construction started in 2003 and lasted until 2008. The pools are situated 6 km from the Suhareka, in the South Kosova. Buqalla valley is separated in two by the small river. The owners of the valley wanted to build a small hotel and swimming pools in this isolated spot. The water was to be taken from the river, so the pools were suppose to follow its course.
2003 was just three years after the Kosova war and the overall situation was confused. Technology and specialized companies were in existent. Qualified workers were lacking as well. The building of the whole complex was organized and managed by the architect and the family of owners.
The whole project is the result of continues changes and it is based on the idea of meeting between man and nature. The human made platforms are placed in the middle of the nature. They are bridges, pools, buildings, stairs and walls. While the people are walking around architecture makes them see themselves and the nature. The access to the site and the Hotel building are on the north side, all the pools and terraces are on the southern part. The terrace between the Hotel and the pools forms a bridge across the river.
Concrete is the main material; it is used with care. Everything was designed and supervised by the architect. The structure is clear and it is very easy to understand how the building works. The outside and the inside are interwoven dramatically in all levels, the building being very closely related to the landscape.
