Architecture shaped by place, use, and real life
Explore homes and timber projects developed across private, hospitality, and public contexts — each one shaped by land, climate, use, and the realities of building well.
The proof is in what has been built
We show beautiful homes that truly exist — lived in, weather-tested, and assessed by their owners. Every project listed here has been completed and delivered — documented here based on our own project records.
The case studies go further: the brief, the site constraints, the design decisions, and what the owners say now. Useful and honest documentation for anyone planning a similar project.
Homes built for how you live
Permanent family homes designed around your site, your light, and the way you truly live. Built to last generations.
View projects →Homes that make arriving feel like relief
Compact, calm architecture for plots at the edge of towns, by the water, on mountain sites, and in forest clearings. Concrete slab or ground screw foundations — relocatable. ZeroEnergy option.
View projects →Timber hospitality, built at scale
Boutique hotels, eco-resorts, lodge clusters, and restaurant terraces. The Soleta modular system makes it possible to build high-quality hospitality projects quickly — without compromising on materials or architecture.
View projects →Timber buildings for the public realm
Schools, kindergartens, community centres, and public spaces. The Soleta system — healthy materials, fast assembly, and long lifespan — makes it an ideal choice for buildings that serve communities.
View projects →Selected recent work
Soleta VANAU, Europe
Europe, Romania · 342 m²
A Soleta Signature home set in a green suburban neighbourhood, designed to stand out in the landscape while offering full-height glazing on all sides.
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House Bezmalinovic
Croatia · 150 m²
A Classic Soleta home in a mountainous area of Croatia, designed for year-round family living.
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House Soleta Fly
Europe · 42 m²
A compact mountain village retreat — 42 m², zero excavation, designed for both personal use and boutique rental.
View project →Adaptability to site
Alpine, lakeside, forest, urban edge. The Soleta system has been configured across all types of European settings. No two sites are the same; no two builds are identical.
Material honesty
Every project follows the same material logic: exposed timber structure, natural cladding chosen for its context, and envelope performance that does not rely on mechanical compensation.
Speed without compromise
Structural assembly commonly takes 4–12 weeks, depending on model, site access, weather, contractor availability and scope. Not because corners are cut, but because fabrication happens in parallel with site preparation — not sequentially. Full fit-out timelines vary by specification.
The full story behind the build
Soleta Aquarius
Private Residences · 2023An alpine site at 1,240 m altitude, with footprint limits for planning approval, heavy snow loads, and the requirement to use only natural construction materials.
Read case study →Soleta Aurora
Private Residences · 2022A suburban, south-facing plot with rules governing height and setbacks, combined with the requirement to use natural building materials.
Read case study →Soleta VANAU, Europe
Private Residences · 2015A benchmark site at 240 m altitude, with strict height limits for planning approval, moderate snow loads, seismic conditions, and the requirement to use only natural materials for finishing.
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