Project size: 2,700 square feet
Program: The architects were tasked with designing a single family house in the Roman countryside. The client requested a swimming pool, a greenhouse, an outdoor kitchen, and a woodshed.
Location: Rome, Italy
Solution: The design team proposed a villa with a series of pavilions scattered throughout the landscape at different levels, following the architectural model of Villa Adriana. The residential pavilion is divided into three parts: the living quarters, sleeping area, and an intermediate zone with vertical and horizontal paths.
Construction and materials: The house's structure is reinforced concrete. The living room is plastered and the sleeping area is aluminum coated.
Additional Information
Completion date: January 2017
Gross square footage: 2,700 square feet
Total project cost: withheld
Total construction cost: withheld
Client/Owner: withheld
CreditsArchitect: Malfona Petrini Architetti
Project architects: Lina Malfona, Fabio Petrini, Simone Petrini
Engineer: Tommaso Malfona
Photographer: Matteo Benedetti
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SpecificationsStructural System Concrete frame Exterior Cladding Masonry: Plastered concrete frame Roofing Built-up roofing: Reinfored concrete structure Metal: Aluminum cladding Windows Metal frame: Aluminum frame Glazing Glass: Double glazing Skylights: Double glazing Doors Fire-control doors, security grilles: Home-automation system Interior Finishes Demountable partitions: Cabinetwork and custom woodwork Wall coverings: Plaster Paneling: Aluminium slabs Lighting Interior ambient lighting: LED lights Exterior: Spotlights Conveyance Elevators/escalators: Stairs Energy Photovoltaic system: Photovoltaic panels |
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