This minimalist villa was designed for a prestigious residential estate. The plan is structured around the kitchen – the heart of the family life – with two living rooms, a private and a public one on its sides, overlooking the central patio and the swimming pool. The jutting roofing is strongly characterized by the bioclimatic planning of the whole structure: it is designed to ensure the most efficient use of the sunlight and to support the photovoltaic installation. The private area of the house overlooks the private garden rich in water and vegetation to maintain a cool indoor temperature during the summer. The wall surrounding the villa protects it from northern winds. The private living room, the spa and the gymnasium on the lower floor offer a beautiful view on a green space consisting in a wall of vegetation. The staircase inside the bioclimatic greenhouse connects the private living room that is on two levels to the lower floor. The suspended fireplace made from slabs of stone amplifies the conviviality of the space since it can be seen from both levels of the living room. The large windows offer a complete view of the garden, expanding the perception of the inner space size, while ensuring a complete permeability between internal and external spaces. The private living room is next to the bedrooms and is characterized by spaces converging around the central fireplace.
© J.M. Schivo & Associati s.r.l. . Published on November 26, 2013.
© J.M. Schivo & Associati s.r.l. . Published on November 26, 2013.
© J.M. Schivo & Associati s.r.l. . Published on November 26, 2013.
© J.M. Schivo & Associati s.r.l. . Published on November 26, 2013.
© J.M. Schivo & Associati s.r.l. . Published on November 26, 2013.
© J.M. Schivo & Associati s.r.l. . Published on November 26, 2013.
© J.M. Schivo & Associati s.r.l. . Published on November 26, 2013.
© J.M. Schivo & Associati s.r.l. . Published on November 26, 2013.