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Alpine foothills house
Alpine foothills house
Borgiallo, Italy
Project Featured on Jun 19, 2015
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Alpine foothills house
Borgiallo, Italy
Project Featured on Jun 19, 2015
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2013
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
Topic
Single-family house in rural context.
Conditions
Landscape protection regulation impose the presence of white columns as a characteristic element of the building typology (made of fragments aligned side by side).
Project choices
The intervention takes place on what can be considered as a single tile within a very specific building typology, situated along areas with the highest degrees of declivity. An opening in the perimeter block reveals the magnificent chestnut woods on the back become visible and cuts out a new private space for the house. The room on top of it is suspended on the highest level and allows for a precious view of the plain below. The vertical distribution, developed on a single side, plays with the ambiguity of the limits between interiors and exteriors and releases and opens up the spaces of this relatively small volume. The materials are the typical ones in the area (Lucerne stone, bricks, heat-treated larch wood, plaster), although used in an innovative manner.
Single-family house in rural context.
Conditions
Landscape protection regulation impose the presence of white columns as a characteristic element of the building typology (made of fragments aligned side by side).
Project choices
The intervention takes place on what can be considered as a single tile within a very specific building typology, situated along areas with the highest degrees of declivity. An opening in the perimeter block reveals the magnificent chestnut woods on the back become visible and cuts out a new private space for the house. The room on top of it is suspended on the highest level and allows for a precious view of the plain below. The vertical distribution, developed on a single side, plays with the ambiguity of the limits between interiors and exteriors and releases and opens up the spaces of this relatively small volume. The materials are the typical ones in the area (Lucerne stone, bricks, heat-treated larch wood, plaster), although used in an innovative manner.
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