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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Casa_SSM in Monferrato, Italy by Diego Bortolato ArchitettoDecember 21st, 2013 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Diego Bortolato Architetto This was a project for a New Villa developed on the northwest of Italy, Monferrato Coutryside Area, Piedmont, that follow principle of bioarchitecture. The development of the new private residence , is based on the juxtaposition of two main bodies , the master house and an annex of service, united by a single large roof , oriented and designed to maximize solar gain during the winter and to protect and reduce the penetration of the same during the summer. A third building , detached from its predecessors is thegarage.  Image Courtesy © Daniela Bortolato
 Image Courtesy © Daniela Bortolato The idea and the need was to unify to the local context , according to precise input of the client, who wanted the new building to dialogue with the rural buildings in the area of intervention . The development of the large roof and with double height porches, uses this input to create a functional appliance to the attributes of ecoeffectiveness that we wanted to achieve, in a building made of prefabricated timber structure, characterized by the use of natural and sustainable materials.  Image Courtesy © Daniela Bortolato The technology chosen was wood frame, with composite wood panels walls, natural insulation with wood fiber, natural hemp fiber, etc. The outer surface finishes are natural limebased plaster, wooden windows with double glazing system, waxed concrete floors finishing for the ground floor and outside areas, oak wood oil finished to the upper floors.  Image Courtesy © Daniela Bortolato The new building achieves the goal of energy class A, and is equipped with heating and cooling radiant floor, air humidity control system and mechanical ventilation system. The structure rests on a reinforced concrete base, rwith 32 piles, but without basement floor.  Image Courtesy © Daniela Bortolato  Image Courtesy © Daniela Bortolato  Image Courtesy © Daniela Bortolato  Image Courtesy © Daniela Bortolato Image Courtesy © Daniela Bortolato  Image Courtesy © Daniela Bortolato  Image Courtesy © Daniela Bortolato  Image Courtesy © Daniela Bortolato  Image Courtesy © Daniela Bortolato  Image Courtesy © Diego Bortolato Architetto  Image Courtesy © Diego Bortolato Architetto  Image Courtesy © Diego Bortolato Architetto  Image Courtesy © Diego Bortolato Architetto  Image Courtesy © Diego Bortolato Architetto  Image Courtesy © Diego Bortolato Architetto  Image Courtesy © Diego Bortolato Architetto
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