Albate House / OASI architects

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  • Architects: OASI architects
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2021
  • Photographs
    Photographs:Laura Cavelli
  • Lead Architects: Pietro Ferrario, Francesco Enea Castellanza
  • Project Team: Federico Brebbia, Laura Cavelli, Andrea Angiolini
  • City: Albate
  • Country: Italy
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Albate House  / OASI architects - Exterior Photography, Facade
© Laura Cavelli

Text description provided by the architects. A small rural house. Isolated from the wealthy and informal garden. A relationship to be conquered. Two parents, their children, their ambitions. A house to live in with pleasure. Making living a creative act.

Albate House  / OASI architects - Exterior Photography
© Laura Cavelli
Albate House  / OASI architects - Exterior Photography, Door
© Laura Cavelli

A triangular extension in concrete conquers the relationship with the garden. The diagonal introduced by the triangle generates a unique relationship with the garden that other shapes would not have guaranteed. The triggered dynamics define a dynamic and unpredictable spatial relationship.

Albate House  / OASI architects - Interior Photography, Windows, Glass
© Laura Cavelli
Albate House  / OASI architects - Interior Photography, Stairs
© Laura Cavelli

The roof pyramid defines a new living space in wood. By raising the ridge and changing the slope of the pitches, new enveloping living space is created. Furthermore, the proportions of the house are preserved in this way.

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Collage drawing
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Collage drawing

The plasters of the small rural house define unique and handcrafted grains and textures. The new surfaces introduced such as the hammered concrete of the triangle and the exposed cork of the thermal envelope of the attic trying to find a material relationship with the original grains of the house. The intent is to define a homogeneous and amalgamated built landscape.

Albate House  / OASI architects - Interior Photography, Windows, Beam
© Laura Cavelli

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Cite: "Albate House / OASI architects" 21 Jun 2021. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/963640/albate-house-oasi-architects> ISSN 0719-8884

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