Apartment Babiloni

A small residential unit in an Istrian village provides intimate scale within local settlement fabric. The venue holds fifty to one hundred fifty guests with emphasis on landscape access rather than monumental architecture. Spatial constraint encourages selectivity in guest count. Proximity to working countryside remains defining—vineyard terraces, olive groves, regional produce sources visible and accessible. Building proportions reflect residential convention. Celebrations participate in village life rather than isolated from daily community rhythms.

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