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(Italiano) CR CASA PRIVATA

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(Italiano) LC CASA PRIVATA

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(Italiano) E+L CASA PRIVATA

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(Italiano) EG CASA PRIVATA

adminrossivr — Mon, 04 Jun 2018 19:27:07 +0000

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(Italiano) AM CASA PRIVATA

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(Italiano) VILLA AGANIS

adminrossivr — Sat, 07 Dec 2019 15:32:14 +0000

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(Italiano) S+L CASA PRIVATA

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A+S Private Residence

adminrossivr — Mon, 19 May 2014 14:37:52 +0000

This elegant, contemporary house features pavilion style roofing which seems almost invisible. The anthracite ceramic roof tiles are just visible above the horizontal eaves which emerge imposingly from the geometric volume of the house and are characterized by an intense gray colour. The same tonality is repeated on the entrance extention, staircase and balcony and were deliberately highlighted in order to create a playful game of chiaro scuro. A terrace was created above the living room and is accessible from the landing which services the sleeping area.
The house celebrates open plan living which gives a dynamic distribution to the spaces. Lighting is a key feature with adjustable recessed spotlights and luminous LEDs used in key areas which flood the rooms with their visual effects.
The stairs leading to the sleeping quarters are not simply a functional link between two floors. Built-in staircase planters transforms the passageway into a green oasis. The flue and electrical duct was created over a double volume and turned into focal point.
High quality building materials were used along with the best insulation techniques leading to significant energy savings and excellent interior comfort in all seasons.

CT Private Residence

adminrossivr — Fri, 23 May 2014 15:30:49 +0000

This is a typical Friulian country house, with strong ties to farming traditions. It was built in the mid 1800’s and has been in the family for more than a century, having been passed down from father to son. It is now the property of a young couple who are in the process of expanding.
The L-shaped property consists of two sections: the main part which has always been used for residential purposes and the secondary one which was once used as a barn and has now been annexed to the main residence.
The main building was originally built in local stone, woven like an embroidery on facades that are punctuated by rigorously aligned large windows. During the renovation process, the framework was reinforced with steel and concrete making the building anti-seismic.
The preservation and restoration of all the characteristic elements of the building was an essential part of the project and this included the original stonework, brick arches and window grates. All dispersive surfaces were insulated internally so as to maintain the aesthetics of the external facades. A dry-wall process using lightweight materials was used on the walls as it adapts better to the irregular surfaces present in old properties.
The finishes, mainly in neutral tones, were selected to give prominence to the existing materials, rich in history and building traditions.

P+P Private House

adminrossivr — Fri, 23 May 2014 14:38:21 +0000

The architecture is characterized by very sharp lines and defined volumes. The double story portion houses the living room and kitchen downstairs and bedrooms upstairs while the remainder of the ground level is made up of multi-functional rooms.
The characteristic elements of the composition are the flat roof that slices through the horizontal planes of the structure with its sharp-edged eaves. These overhangs are made of modular, prefabricated angular concrete slabs characterized by a finish that resembles wooden boards which gives them a sophisticated effect.
The flat roof of the single story has been designed to accommodate a roof garden in the future. This would further enhance the thermal and acoustic insulation properties of the house ensuring less heat loss in Winter and maintaining a cool temperature in the Summer.
An open floor plan was implemented for the entrance hall, living room, kitchen and stairwell giving a dynamic distribution to the internal spaces. The metallic-grey steel staircase is characterized by a zig zag support framework and adds value to the interior. A centrally placed double-sided fireplace provides excellent heat distribution on all levels. An exposed stainless steel flue pipe cuts through the ceiling and extends right through the double volume and in doing so, transforms itself from a mere diffuser of heat into a design statement.