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Sumit Singhal
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.

Comerio in Italy by OASI Architects

 
October 24th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: OASI Architects

A land, a small terraced house from the 70s. Potential.

A naturalistic context, next to the lake. Evocative.

Two young parents and their kids. Ambitious and friendly.

The project is about a new distribution of the living spaces of a small house on the hillside near the Varese lake, in a town called Comerio.

The simple volume of the kitchen defines the whole space and becomes its main and most privileged element.

Image Courtesy © Laura Cavelli

  • Architects: OASI Architects
  • Project: Comerio
  • Location: Comerio, Va, Italy
  • Photography: Laura Cavelli
  • Lead Architects: Arch Pietro Ferrario, Arch. Francesco Enea Castellanza
  • Team: Laura Cavelli, Alice Tafuri, Federico Brebbia, Riccardo Scarvaci
  • Gross Built Area (square meters or square foot): 60 sqm
  • Completion Year: 2018

Image Courtesy © Laura Cavelli

The design of the interior is careful about the details and chooses different and various materials, adding value to each of them. The ceramic floor is herring-bone set and it turns from turquoise to yellow inside the bathroom, drawing a zig-zag line on the conjunction, next to the bathroom door.

The kitchen furniture is subdivided in three elements: the emerald baseboard, yellow-mustard doors and black terrazzo countertop made with Carrara Marble elements.

The ceiling was restored as it was originally, made with concrete predalle-slabs that show the structure of the building.

The staircase connecting the ground floor with the first floor is covered with plywood panels. The lost space on the top of the landing floor is made approachable by the construction of a very small loft space made out of wooden elements which are positioned one next to the other leaving a gap in between in order to let the sunlight go trough.

Image Courtesy © Laura Cavelli

Image Courtesy © Laura Cavelli

Image Courtesy © Laura Cavelli

Image Courtesy © Laura Cavelli

Image Courtesy © Laura Cavelli

Image Courtesy © Laura Cavelli

Image Courtesy © Laura Cavelli

Image Courtesy © Laura Cavelli

Image Courtesy © Laura Cavelli

Image Courtesy © Laura Cavelli

Image Courtesy © OASI Architects

Image Courtesy © OASI Architects

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Categories: House, Residential, Terrace




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