FRIZZ
Brief
FRIZZ stands next to FIBORG — the alien-like house that once disrupted a valley of standard boxes. Designing its neighbor became one of our most difficult tasks: how do you build beside your own outsider without canceling its voice?
We didn’t repeat it. We responded to it.
FIBORG was designed to stand out. FRIZZ was designed to hold back — but with intention. A white fiber-concrete shell wraps a simple cubic core, echoing the scale and position of its predecessor, but bending with the curve of the street. The shell is composed of five distinct parametric forms, each shaped by a map of light logic — some openings are real, others are false. The result is an exterior that looks alive but stays controlled.
From the street, FRIZZ appears sealed and composed. From the yard, it opens — three clean cuts reveal full-height glass walls for the bedrooms. A narrow garden inserted between the two houses creates air, distance, and movement. It’s also a pause — a physical breath between one sculptural idea and the next.
The interior is stripped of gesture. Only two colors define the space — white and gray — allowing the shadows and curves of the exterior to quietly animate the rooms.
FRIZZ doesn’t compete with FIBORG. It completes it.
Project Team
Beka Pkhakadze / George Bendelava / Magda Zandarashvili / Anuki Berianidze / Niko Malazonia / Nini Komurjishvili / Nikoloz Kharabadze
Location
Tbilisi / Georgia
Type
Residential house
Area
500 m²
Year
2024
Status
Under Construction
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