Audrius Ambrasas Architects designed the Villa G in Vilnius, Lithuania.
The main architectural idea was provided by its siting in the Pavilniai Regional Park: the house has to dissolve in the landscape. Curved roofs all the way to the ground, and fluid forms extended by timber pergolas, are the most important architectural means achieving this effect.
The building is designed on one level. Two boomerang shapes with pitched roofs combined with a shared common zone covered with a flat roof create its spatial expression. The utility zone is located in the northern part (a shed and garage, kitchen, storage room, boiler room, laundry). Four bedrooms and a bathroom face east.
The common zone is located in the southwest. The dining-room, recreational and active zones are planned here. There is a terrace behind glass cases under the extended roof.
Photography by Leonas Garbacauskas & Audrius Ambrasas
