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Belgrade-based design studio 4of7 and London-based practice Superfuisonlab have completed the conversion of a former restaurant in Belgrade, Serbia, into a gym and spa.
The main volume of the building, triangular in plan, elevated 15 meters above the river, is supported solely by a central core which contains two elevator shafts and double spiral staircase.
Approximately 390 translucent, triangular, back-lit panels are suspended from the ceiling’s steel structure.



Via Dezeen – More information about the project on the 4of7 blog. Photography by Ana Kostic.
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