Twisted Home is a minimal residence positioned in Anzano del Parco, Italy, designed by LAST Stefano Larotonda. Famous for its attribute pure shapes, a singular cohesive construction, and supplies paying homage to its time, this villa lately underwent a transformative renovation to satisfy the modern calls for of city dwelling. The duty at hand concerned adapting the construction into distinct condominium items and enhancing its power effectivity. As a part of this transformation, architects performed with the constructing’s facade, subtly altering the steadiness between strong constructions and empty areas. This train aimed to intensify the villa’s inherent volumetric energy and instill a way of motion throughout its flooring. Inside, the newly minted design carves out two recent condominium areas.
Strategic planning ensures the dwelling areas of those residences supply residents breathtaking views of the prealpine lakes. Conversely, the extra personal quarters, like bedrooms, get pleasure from serene vistas of the villa’s lush gardens. A restrained coloration palette defines this renovation. Drawing inspiration from the villa’s environment, solely darkish inexperienced and gray had been chosen. The deep inexperienced cloaks the exteriors, permitting the constructing to harmoniously mix with its verdant backdrop. The gray, enriched by a textured plaster, brings out the architectural nuances, underlining the areas the place volumes have been carved out or subtracted. A spotlight of this venture rests atop the villa—a terrace overlooking the pristine Alserio Lake. Nonetheless, its creative parts are stored unique, to be cherished solely by the villa’s inhabitants, making it a non-public expertise.
