Residential building in the province of Bergamo

Stone and render material combination

In a quiet, low-rise residential area in the province of Bergamo, a detached villa has been built that closely links the interior and exterior spaces. The single-storey building is arranged into offset blocks and opens up generously towards the garden, with the lighting and connection to nature as focal points.

The detached house was constructed entirely using multi-layered solid timber from the Black Forest region and beech wood screws. Stone and render come together on the facade: stone references the durability and structure of the materials, while render provides modern, smooth surfaces. The interplay creates various lighting effects and emphasises the richness of the facade design.

All told, a building has been realised in accordance with the owner’s wish to live in a healthy and ecologically sustainable environment.

Stefania Pellegrinelli

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Country
Italy
City
Province of Bergamo
Architect
stefaniapellegrinelli+architect, Stezzano, IT
Owner
private
Applicator
Dämmplus, Geom. Fischnaller Arnold, Villnöß, IT
Products
Facade insulation system (StoTherm Wood, StoVentec S), render surface: (StoSignature Texture: Fine 20/Stolit K 1.5/Stolit MP Ft. Y10 85 05)
Photos
Claudio Amadei, Bedizzole (BS), IT

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