Archie Hayes Natural stone, wood, and glass are utilized by architect Rocco Borromini to construct a contemporary home that reinterprets tradition and creates a powerful reference to the encircling dwellings. Situated in Albosaggia, Italy, SV Home enjoys gorgeous views of the Alps. It’s constructed on the ruins of a previous rustic construction and follows the identical simplicity in design as vernacular structure, with an emphasis placed on modernizing the normal silhouette. The stone partitions are related by a slab of strengthened concrete, whereas on the higher stage, the usage of wooden offers the home a country feel and appear. The small footprint of the construction was maximized. On the bottom ground, there’s a kitchen and a comfy lounge with a hearth. The wood stairs with clear landings result in the primary ground that comprises a bedroom and loo. The main bedroom, positioned on the third stage, has probably the most hanging characteristic of the whole home: a big window, overlooking the countryside and the mountains within the distance. When it comes to supplies, all the pieces is saved easy and pure. Luserna stone brushed larch and naturally cut up native stone are complemented by glass and copper. Mild floods the whole residing house via giant home windows that set up a dialogue between the inside and the unbelievable mountainous panorama.
