07JUL 2012
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© monovolume architecture + design It is conceived as a highly compact body to fulfill energy issues and it fits into the sloping terrain to exploit the landscape.
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© monovolume architecture + design The house is oriented towards the path of the sun and overlooks a stunning sight.
© monovolume architecture + design The site is located on the outskirts of the village Caldaro sulla strada del vino, where between the house and the lake Caldaro there are just fields and vineyards.
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© monovolume architecture + design To show up this wonderful view, a continuous wall closes three sides of the building, whereas the south facade features wide windows and balconies.
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© monovolume architecture + design Living room and bedrooms face to south, the other rooms to northwest.
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© monovolume architecture + design This type of duplex house is the modern interpretation of the traditional pitched roof houses, to exploit the solar energy.
© Following the path of the natural slope, the position of the first and second floor is shifted backward from the lower floor.
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