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View from the penthouse through the round arch over Bar and the Adriatic

Architecture

As if it had
always stood here.

Designed by Ahmed Divanović, ArchDesign Studio Bar. A building that does not dominate its setting — it continues it.

Design

Ahmed Divanović

ArchDesign Studio, Bar

The building should look as if it had always stood here. Modern, but in harmony with its place.

Ahmed Divanović · Architect, ArchDesign Studio Bar

Design principles

Four principles.
One building.

Every decision at Baliv Residence can be traced back to one of four principles — which together create a building that is aware of its surroundings.

Façade detail, Baliv Residence
01

Continuity, not quotation

Baliv Residence does not imitate the Mediterranean style — it continues it. Every façade decision, every arch, every choice of material comes from the context of the place, not from a design trend.

02

Regional natural stone

The local building code requires natural stone — but here it is an intention, not an obligation. The stone façade takes on the light differently depending on the time of day and visually connects the building with Stari Bar.

03

Arches and semicircles

The recurring round-arch motif takes up motifs of the historic fortress town. The arches break the monotony of modern punched façades and give the building its distinctive silhouette.

04

A living façade

Planted terraces with lavender and rosemary are not ornament — they change the building with the seasons. What looks simple in the first year gains character year after year.

Façade

Finished to a high standard
on every side.

The façade varies in depth — loggias, recesses and projecting pergolas create an interplay of light and shadow that changes with the position of the sun. No storey looks like another.

Natural stone façade

Regionally quarried, in line with the local building code — but here a deliberate design decision.

Round-arch motif

A recurring element from the fortress architecture of Stari Bar.

Wrought-iron railings

Railings and details in wrought iron as a deliberate alternative to standard industrial solutions.

Planted loggias

Lavender and rosemary between the floors — the façade lives and grows.

Baliv Residence building view
Material palette, Baliv Residence

Material palette

Natural.
Durable. Honest.

Materials that suit the place — chosen for their origin, durability and craftsmanship.

Regional natural stone

Stone from the region

Façade & floors

Oak

Wood surfaces in the interior

Interior

White plaster

Mineral, breathable

Interior walls

Wrought iron

Railings and details

Outdoor areas

Terracotta

Fired clay in the traditional long format

Outdoor areas

Lavender & rosemary

Mediterranean wild plants, low-maintenance

Terrace planting

Material details reflect the current planning stage. The building specification in the purchase contract is binding.

Insights

Details that matter.

Round-arch façade detail
Bedroom with built-in shelving
Architectural detail, Baliv Residence
Living area with mountain views
Living area, Baliv Residence
Terrace detail
Stone floor close-up
Bathroom interior
Natural stone façade texture

The building

In figures.

7
Storeys
39
Residential units
20
Parking spaces
EC 8
Earthquake standard

Bicycle storage room

On the ground floor, weather-protected and lockable — for sustainable everyday living.

Planted communal terraces

Lavender, rosemary and Mediterranean planting on several levels.

Parking spaces

20 parking spaces in the underground car park and outdoors — underground parking space optional.

Learn more

Architectural plans
on request.

Complete floor plans, sections and material specifications are part of the brochure (exposé) — free of charge, in four languages, directly from the developer.