Villa Rambo | Antonio Bellonio
Two elongated volumes arise from a sloping hills offering a stunning view of the Alps Bra / 2018
The client, a botanical expert, bought this 4000 square meter plot of land mostly because of the typical walnut trees growing on it and he established as the main requirement to keep all the plants untouched . Moreover, the Villa had to and be almost “hidden” in the woods.
To fulfill his request the house the house is split into two units that pivot around the common staircase and follow the natural topography of the site.
The light grey basements strongly differ from the darker tones of the residential blocks, two elongated volumes extending eastwards and southward, flanking the site and embracing the grove of walnut trees.
The exposed concrete slabs were created with a mixture of dark and brown ferric oxides . The ratio between the two colors was chosen among a number of custom-made samples provided by the manufacturer.
The concrete slabs together with the dark brown bricks of the walls harmonize with the colors of the landscape allowing the villa to remain almost unnoticed from the distance.
To include a brighter accent to the whole construction a series of yellow vertical louvers rotate to offer sun shading to the expansive verandas .
The client, a botanical expert, bought this 4000 square meter plot of land mostly because of the typical walnut trees growing on it and he established as the main requirement to keep all the plants untouched . Moreover, the Villa had to and be almost “hidden” in the woods. To fulfill his request the house the house is split into two units that pivot around the common staircase and follow the natural topography of the site. The light grey basements strongly differ from the...
- Year 2018
- Work started in 2016
- Work finished in 2018
- Main structure Reinforced concrete
- Client E.R.
- Contractor Franco Barberis spa
- Status Completed works
- Type Single-family residence
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