Casa Malija: A Contemporary Home Overlooking Slovenian Istria
Casa Malija, a 271 m² contemporary residence designed by Raketa and Tria Studio, opened in 2024. Curated by Nina Vuga, the house sits on a panoramic site above Slovenian Istria, offering views toward Croatia, the Sečovlje salt pans, and the Italian horizon. The design, led by architects Katjuša Kranjc and Rok Kuhar with landscape architect Mitja Škrjanc, centers on dissolving boundaries between interior and exterior through materials, natural light, and spatial organization. The guiding concept is 'the outside inside,' creating a fluid relationship between architecture, landscape, and dwelling. Photographs by Žiga Lovšin document the project.
Key facts
- Casa Malija is a 271 m² contemporary residence.
- The project was completed in 2024.
- Architects: Raketa and Tria Studio.
- Principal architects: Katjuša Kranjc and Rok Kuhar.
- Landscape architect: Mitja Škrjanc.
- Curated by Nina Vuga.
- Located on a panoramic site above Slovenian Istria.
- Views extend toward Croatia, Sečovlje salt pans, and Italian horizon.
- Design concept: 'the outside inside' – blurring interior and exterior.
- Photographs by Žiga Lovšin.
Entities
Artists
- Nina Vuga
- Katjuša Kranjc
- Rok Kuhar
- Mitja Škrjanc
- Žiga Lovšin
Institutions
- Raketa
- Tria Studio
- ArchDaily
Locations
- Slovenian Istria
- Croatia
- Sečovlje
- Italy
- Slovenia
- Sečovlje salt pans