House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_#architecture

House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_#architecture

    mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_01   Architects: OSA architettura e paesaggio Location: Basilicata, Italy Architects in Charge: Massimo Acito, Marco Burrascano, Luca Catalano, Annalisa Metta, Luca Reale, Caterina Aurora Rogai Area: 630.0 sqm Project Year: 2013 Photographs: Piermario Ruggeri, Pierluigi Barile   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_02   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_03   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_04   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_05   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_06   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_07   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_08   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_09   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_10   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_11   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_12   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_13   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_14   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_16   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_17   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_18   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_19   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_20   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_21   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_22   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_23   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_24   OSA_03_No Legenda   OSA_02 MASSIMO_No Legenda   OSA_11_CUSTODE_PIANTA   OSA_PH_PLAN   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_29   OSA_12_CUSTODE_PROSPETTO   OSA_10_PROSPETTO SX   mm_House in Basilicata design by OSA architettura e paesaggio_32   OSA_04_SEZIONE 01   OSA_05_SEZIONE 02   OSA_06_SEZIONE 03   OSA_07_SEZIONE LONG   Collaborators: Francesco D’Ippolito, Ori Warshai, Marta Spadaro Construction Site Manager: Valentina Silipo, Massimo Acito Coordination: Astudio S.r.l. Structure: Giovanni Ventura Systems: Gennaro Loperfido, Mariapia Colella, Paolo Acquasanta Consultant Interior Designer: Collezioni Design S.r.l. Manager: Essentis Properties Group Contractor: LP Matera Srl   The house is situated along the north-eastern slope of a hill that separates the Bradano and Basento rivers and slopes gently down to the lake of S. Giuliano covering a total area of 630 sqm on a plot of 7 hectares. The quality of the context suggested the idea of preserving the orographic profile with volumes above ground following the natural contour of the slope, creating a timeless architecture in the rural landscape. The site plan consists of a sequence of terraced areas and courtyards, in a spatial continuum between internal and external spaces. In the downhill terracing area two accommodations for guests are placed. The strict geometries of the plant give rise to warm, inner domestic spaces; the volumes of services (bathrooms, storerooms, kitchen, laundry) define the rooms of the house that are arranged in succession along a linear path. All rooms enjoy a panoramic view over the lake below. The distribution spaces are articulated in the rear area, mediating the relationship with the courtyards. Wide windows frame the landscape alternating with blind walls. The concrete roof, ostentatiously exhibited soffit, rests on "bearing boxes" and serves as ordering element in the changing and articulated perspectives. The vegetation that covers it merges with the surrounding land reducing the visual impact until it is completely cancelled in the view from the top. The correct exposure of the environment, the control of ventilation and daylight, the collection and reuse of rainwater, solar panels and the green roof help isolating and mitigating the internal microclimate ensuring sustainability aspects.  

Source: OSA architettura e paesaggioPiermario Ruggeri, Pierluigi Barile
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