Posted by the editors on Tuesday, 7 August 2012
Residential Architecture: House in a Pine Wood by Sundaymorning and Massimo Fiorido Associati: “..A staircase is extruded from the wooden shelves of a bookcase at this renovated house in Tuscany, Italy by Italian architects Sundaymorning and Massimo Fiorido Associati..Named House in a Pine Wood, the single-storey residence was first constructed in the 1960s on a sandy site that is closely surrounded by pine, oak and myrtle trees..The architects re-clad the exterior of the house in travertine marble and constructed a wooden deck around the perimeter..Windows are deeply recessed and some are hinged at the centre so that they swivel open..” Interesting renovation of an existing mid-60s home; interesting fenestration, ample glazing, natural light, nature views; extensive use of wood in the interior; interesting staircase and interior volumes..
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Posted by the editors on Friday, 27 July 2012
Residential Architecture: Seaside Single House by modostudio: “..The house is located in the Monte Argentario National Park on the top of an hill with an amazing view facing the sea and the islands just in front of Tuscany. It is an old agricultural warehouse which has been completely rebuilt in its shape using recovery stones from the old building..The particular roof system has been built following a local tradition which was performed in a contemporary way. New openings create windows which allow to enjoy the beautiful view from all the sides of the house..The stones and the white plasters of the windows width create a sophisticated atmosphere which gives to the building a strong image..Passive solar systems make the house heating to be completely energy self sufficient..” Lovely site with superb views; ample glazing, natural light; white interior with exposed rafters; stone, wood, concrete..
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image: Courtesy of modostudio; article: “Seaside Single House / modostudio” 26 Jul 2012. ArchDaily. <http://www.archdaily.com/257478>
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