Article source: Bartoletti Cicognani architettura e design

The building was originally a farmhouse, built before 1938. It is now subjected to a design-based zoning constraint, with the obligation to keep all its architectural hallmarks unchanged: the simple roof cornice, tiny and without boxed eave; the narrow window frames, which allow the interior to receive as much natural lightning as possible; the spare red brick columns. There must not be any TV antenna, no decorum of any kind, no more than a few undecorated fireplaces and only subtle colors should be used for the plaster coating.

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• Architects: Bartoletti Cicognani architettura e design
• Project: Renovation and enlargement of a private house
• Location: Faenza, Italy

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