"...ruševina "propuh" stanja nalazi se i u Krvavici, malom pitoresknom mjestu udaljenom od Makarske 3 km zapadno. Ovaj objekt nekad je bio vojni hotel, a mislim da je danas u vlasništvu Cluba Adriatic. Dakle, u maloj šumici na samoj plaži nalazi se ovaj, kružno kao svemirski tanjur arhitektonski riješen nekadašnji hotel. Tablu recepcije sam pronašao u jednoj sobi, a objekt ću upamtiti po tome što je prepun perja. Perja na sve strane."

Mjesto Krvavica podno masiva Biokova 60-ih godina postala je "domaćinom" vrlo vrijednog arhitektonskog ostvarenja - Dječjeg pomorskog lječilišta vojnih osiguranika autora Rikarda
Marasovića. Objekt je smješten u neposrednoj blizini plaže od kamenih oblutaka, u velikoj zaštićenoj pošumljenoj zoni. Svojom postavom koristi prednosti terena i pozicioniram se u skladu njegovim datostima. Prostori "dječjeg svijeta" spram prostora "svijeta odraslih" formiraju osnovnu strukturu kuće, čine splet odnosa, preklapanja i iznenađenja.
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"A ruin of a "draught" condition may also be found in Krvavica, a small picturesque village three kilometres west of Makarska. The facility used to be a military hotel, and I think that today it is owned by Club Adriatic. This former hotel, architecturally circular as a flying saucer, is situated in a small forest on the beach. I found a reception desk table in one of the rooms, and I shall remember the facility by the fact that it was full of feathers. Feathers all over the place."

The village of Krvavica under the Biokovo massif became the "host" of a very valuable architectural achievement in the 1960s: the Children’s Maritime Health Resort of Military Insured Persons
by architect Rikard Marasović. The facility is situated in the immediate vicinity of a pebble beach, in a large protected wooded area. With its arrangement it exploits the advantages of the terrain and it is positioned according to its features. The areas of the "children’s world" against the spaces of the ‘world of adults’ form the basic structure of the building, they make a web of relations, overlapping and surprises.
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