"Constructed on historic foundations of Soviet-era military units to safeguard the Baltic coastal dune habitats as one of the world's most vulnerable marine regions, this seaside residence introduces an alternative path of sustainable architecture."
"The site was discovered with four grass-covered and timeworn military bunkers, now transformed into one main home and two guest houses for a family of three generations."
A residential project transforms historic Soviet-era military bunkers located on the Baltic coast into a sustainable family home and guest accommodations. The site contained four grass-covered, deteriorated military structures that were adapted to create one main residence and two guest houses for a three-generation family. The design demonstrates an alternative approach to sustainable architecture by working within existing foundations rather than new construction. The project prioritizes protection of the Baltic coastal dune habitats, recognized as one of the world's most vulnerable marine ecosystems. This adaptive reuse strategy combines historical preservation with environmental stewardship and contemporary residential needs.
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