The almost completely flat land on which the villa stands provides direct access to the entire ground floor due to the presence of large terraces. On the ground floor of the building there is a checkroom, living room with open kitchen, a storage room, a toilet and a bedroom with a bathroom
House G. Two superimposed building structures for a single-family villa in Bolzano
The monovolume architecture + design monovolume architecture + design, in the Italian municipality of Lana in the province of Bolzano, has designed a single-family house called "house G", with two above-ground floors and a basement with parking, equipped with large terraces, a swimming pool and a spacious garden
On the second floor there are more bedrooms and two bathrooms, the master bedroom has a private bathroom and a walk-in closet. Access to the basement, equipped with a parking, a cellar, a gym and a bathroom, in addition to the normal technical rooms is by means of a ramp
Towards the garden, the house consists of large glass facades using sunlight optimally. A cladding of wooden slats contrasts with the white plaster. The acute angles are created by the layout of the volumes and the holes in the walls
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