Ramp Houses — Twin A-Frame Cliffside Villas Connected by Waterslide, Adriatic Sea Croatia - Video

Ramp Houses — Twin A-Frame Cliffside Villas Connected by Waterslide, Adriatic Sea Croatia.

A twin-unit contemporary cliffside residence designed by Ion Eremciuc Architects, perched directly above the Adriatic Sea on a rocky Croatian coastline.

The project consists of two interconnected A-frame volumes clad in warm wood panels with white structural frames and full-height glazing, cantilevered over the cliff edge on a raised terrace platform.

Each unit accommodates two bedrooms, an open-plan living and kitchen area, bathroom, and a private outdoor terrace equipped with a jacuzzi and firepit.

The defining architectural gesture connecting the two units is a waterslide — transforming the passage between them into a leisure experience with the Adriatic as backdrop.

The steep-pitched white metal roofline reads as a sculptural landmark against the deep blue sky and turquoise sea below.

The surrounding landscape is entirely natural — wild lavender, maquis scrub, limestone rock faces and Mediterranean cypress — with the architecture sitting lightly on the terrain without disturbing the coastal ecology.

Ramp Houses represents the practice's most adventurous residential concept: architecture as experience, where the building itself becomes the destination.