Italian architectural firm Pedone Working has designed the Villa Di Gioia.
Completed in 2011, this home in Bisceglie, Italy, features a contemporary layout and fashion which incorporates supplies and colours that are widespread of the standard regional architecture.
Villa Di Gioia by Pedone Operating:
“The single-household members house is positioned in Bisceglie, 1 distinct of the most idyllic and charming seaside resorts in the Italian Southern region of Apulia. This coastal area has numerous residential and touristic households and is reached by all public utilities, even though it is outdoors the urban region of Bari, the nearest substantial city.
This residence, set in the midst of a normal Mediterranean scenery, was developed as an open area in harmony with the surrounding nature. It stands out of its setting but it is also integrated into it the surrounding countryside, the coastline, the sky and the light grow to be part of it. On 1 hand materials and colours are these traditionally utilized in Apulian architecture, on the other hand the revolutionary style and fashion, stripped of all decorations, follows a strictly linear pattern that pays tribute to the rationalist legacy.
On the ground floor, the property task has an articulated volume that goes upwards and generates a tower overlooking the central patio. The L-shaped better floor is far much more compact and intimate, acceptable as sleeping location. The front of the home has a metallic cover structure gripped to a “glass box” internet hosting the living spot. The colors of this region are reflected in a large water pool found beneath.
The central patio is the hub of the complete task. Right right here is the entrance to the living space, designed as an open area with glass walls overlooking the garden. The kitchen and other rooms with diverse sizes are also visible from appropriate right here, mingling with each other without having blurring. An open staircase prospects to the sleeping spot of the greater level.
Our undertaking is meals for imagined on the probability for architecture to develop fruitful interactions in between artificially made and all-natural environments. The elaborate distribution of area was hugely influenced by ecological layout and type, aiming to make complete use of the prevailing solar and wind energy of this spot. This architectural technique is plainly visible in the form of the building, in the place of the openings, in the search for excellent exposition to the light and the sun in all seasons and in the research of the mutual shading amid the residence structures and the surrounding nature.
This villa was constructed following the guidelines of sustainability and of the Mediterranean passive house. Sustainable constructing technologies with zero consumption had been utilized. Its ultra reduced energetic demands are all covered by a photovoltaic method with an output of five KW, which is absolutely integrated in the roof. Its energetic footprint is null as all power efficiency measures have been adopted: its caulking technique produces no thermal bridge its insulated windows have triple glazing for minimal emissions and rigid take care of of airproof sealing heating is created by an air to air heat pump and there is a heat recovery ventilation program. An electric boiler produces sizzling water with heat pump engineering.”
Images by: Sergio Camplone
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