upper part, so that only youth beds could be placed there, either in one open space or in several separate spaces separated by both fixed and sliding systems to ensure intimacy. Another challenge was interiérového dizajnu with natural light only in the front part, I took advantage of this by placing the two children's rooms there again with several transparency options. Since both the windows and the ceiling are high, I was able to design the entire top of the separating wall to be glazed, allowing light into the living room. Another challenge was the fully glazed, that do not disturb the space, on the contrary, they ensure privacy in the heart of the apartment. In addition to the main space, of course, the entire space deep in the loft was thought out and also worked out with a lot of meaningful options (one of them, for example, was to leave the full height in the sanitary facilities).
It is basically a room with a bunkhouse. The word "bunk" does not occur in the Slovak language, although it is commonly used in colloquial speech. So I will use the word priòa, which means a bed made of boards or metal, which forms the "sleeping" part of the loft.