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Casaelle
Casaelle
Avezzano, Italy
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Casaelle
Avezzano, Italy
This residence was created by transforming an existing former warehouse into a "L" shaped building, with its outer corner facing the garden. Its elevations are composed by two contrasting elements: large white surfaces, coated with thermal insulation panels, and a wooden layer made of okume stripes.
The presence of the green space, rare to encounter in a city center, is of key importance to the inner spaces: using large sliding windows a joint space is created by lifting all visual and physical barriers and giving a sense of continuity. Also facing the garden is a big kitchen separated from the dining room by a double glass door.
The bedrooms are situated in the most protected part of the house, using the inner and blind walls as closets and lockers. The double-height entrance combined with the indirect light entering from the upper window, result in increasing the architectural qualities of this house.
The presence of the green space, rare to encounter in a city center, is of key importance to the inner spaces: using large sliding windows a joint space is created by lifting all visual and physical barriers and giving a sense of continuity. Also facing the garden is a big kitchen separated from the dining room by a double glass door.
The bedrooms are situated in the most protected part of the house, using the inner and blind walls as closets and lockers. The double-height entrance combined with the indirect light entering from the upper window, result in increasing the architectural qualities of this house.
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