The architecture of the project is shaped by the impressive views in all directions. Generous glazing plays a key role in integrating the surrounding green landscape with the interior. The house is thoughtfully positioned on a site with a pronounced slope, allowing for a more dynamic articulation of levels that step along the terrain. The volumes are carefully composed and well balanced.

The color palette is classic and natural, combining white plaster and stone cladding with timber accents.

The Boyana single-family house is organized across two main floors, with the first floor divided into split levels and distinct functional zones. Set on a strongly sloping site, the design naturally embraces a split-level configuration. The lower level accommodates a spacious living room, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The upper level hosts a generous dining area and kitchen, enhancing the dynamic and layered spatial organization.

The second floor accommodates a master bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom, as well as two children’s rooms, each with its own bathroom and wardrobe. A large terrace also functions as a canopy element. A notable feature is an additional living space, designed specifically for the youngest members of the household.