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RED STONE HOUSE
RED STONE HOUSE
Campolongo Maggiore, Italy
Project Featured on Apr 16, 2015
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RED STONE HOUSE
Campolongo Maggiore, Italy
Project Featured on Apr 16, 2015
Firm
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2011
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
The house is set in the countryside of Veneto, near Liettoli, which is a hamlet of Campolongo Maggiore (Venezia), few kilometers far from Padua. Our suggestion is creating an absolutely modern mansion and in the meanwhile perfectly integrating it with the surrounding landscape, by using materials and shapes tunefully, and has been approved successfully by the customer. This house wants to frame the countryside and to make it key player: two visual cones focuses towards south-east by four radial walls. The two mean volumes are linked to a third, which is smaller and emptied in order to have a green inner patio. This internal garden becomes the heart of the building.
The living area and the owner’s room open up to the garden and to the swimming pool. However, each of the other rooms has a very good panorama or opens onto the inner garden. This residence is set on a flat floor, so it is both introspective and panoramic, this double feature makes people who live in feel like in a jewel box and it is the particularity of the project. This house represents the willing of not falling into fallacy. The brave decision of making architecture without falling into the temptation of property speculation which has driven us to the degradation we often live in and generate squares like bee hives and houses for a lot of people but with no individuality.
Photos: Alessandro Lazzari
The living area and the owner’s room open up to the garden and to the swimming pool. However, each of the other rooms has a very good panorama or opens onto the inner garden. This residence is set on a flat floor, so it is both introspective and panoramic, this double feature makes people who live in feel like in a jewel box and it is the particularity of the project. This house represents the willing of not falling into fallacy. The brave decision of making architecture without falling into the temptation of property speculation which has driven us to the degradation we often live in and generate squares like bee hives and houses for a lot of people but with no individuality.
Photos: Alessandro Lazzari
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