Casa Ulìa is a minimalist residence positioned in Salento, Italy, designed by Margine. The founders, united by their dedication to panorama preservation of their initiatives, have developed an architectural narrative that harmoniously addresses the evolving wants of humanity and the encompassing nature, emphasizing effectivity and renewable power. Casa Ulìa is a testomony to their architectural philosophy. Designed for a younger couple, the residence is an emerges from its rural setting as a linear, sculptural type that establishes its roots in modernism. The usage of native Leccese stone for exterior paving and gelosie (stone screens) pays homage to the regional vernacular custom, and introduces a delicate play of sunshine throughout the interiors.

The design of Casa Ulìa is thoughtfully built-in inside its pure setting. Constructed behind an historical olive grove, it encompasses a distinctive underground area that permits for a two-level horizontal format. The bottom flooring, an open and ethereal dwelling area, transitions into the backyard by means of expansive home windows, resulting in a pergola-covered veranda. Beneath floor, the residence boasts a personal occasion room, a spa, a storage, and a technical space, all illuminated by sunken patios. The inside of Casa Ulìa combine minimalist millwork with progressive spacial design. The first bed room incorporates paneling that performs a twin function. One panel serves as a headboard with built-in cabinets, whereas the opposite discreetly homes a walk-in closet. The usage of white plaster and stoneware flooring all through the home, carry the exterior setting inside, merging the great thing about the Salento countryside with the house’s inside.