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Dva Baladura

A coastal hotel in Istria positions ceremonies at the threshold between built structure and open shore, accommodating fifty to one hundred fifty guests. The building marks the transition from populated town into wilderness coast; interior warmth meets salt air in deliberate confrontation. Ceremonies and receptions exploit the boundary condition rather than retreating into purely interior or exterior space. The setting emphasizes passage between ordered human settlement and unmediated natural terrain.

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