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Interior RA
Interior RA
Bassano del Grappa, Italy
Project Featured on Oct 28, 2020
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Interior RA
Bassano del Grappa, Italy
Project Featured on Oct 28, 2020
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2020
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
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The aim of the interior project, developed for a young and dynamic couple with refined tastes, is to create a spatial hierarchy in the apartment located at the fifth floor of a building in the centre of Bassano del Grappa.
The original space appeared large and empty with an irregular roof and the bulky presence of the elevator that gives direct access to the living area. The apartment, nevertheless, benefits from beautiful views of the city centre, Monte Grappa and Asiago’s plateau.
The apartment is functionally rationalised with the use of a few but refined materials. Two elements in the living area regulate the flow: a wooden divider allows a glimpse of the elevator while defining the entrance area and the proportions of the dining room and the large kitchen counter. The size, shape and arrangement of the latter dictate the rhythms of the kitchen.
Without creating real physical barriers, the spaces appear clear and recognizable.
The original space appeared large and empty with an irregular roof and the bulky presence of the elevator that gives direct access to the living area. The apartment, nevertheless, benefits from beautiful views of the city centre, Monte Grappa and Asiago’s plateau.
The apartment is functionally rationalised with the use of a few but refined materials. Two elements in the living area regulate the flow: a wooden divider allows a glimpse of the elevator while defining the entrance area and the proportions of the dining room and the large kitchen counter. The size, shape and arrangement of the latter dictate the rhythms of the kitchen.
Without creating real physical barriers, the spaces appear clear and recognizable.
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