sloped structure, villa p
neustift-vahrn, Italy
Photo © lukas schaller
Photo © lukas schaller
Photo © lukas schaller
Photo © lukas schaller
Photo © lukas schaller
Photo © lukas schaller
Photo © lukas schaller
Photo © lukas schaller
Photo © lukas schaller
Photo © lukas schaller
Photo © lukas schaller
- Architects
- bergmeisterwolf architekten
- Year
- 2013
The new construction is an evolution of terrain itself, a continuation of the farmed vineyard landscape of terraces and dry-stone walls. The house grows out silently among the vines, marking topography through the prolongation of an existing stone-wall. A continuation, a way to integrate and grow over the vineyard. The house is born out of the terrain, two parallel concrete walls having a conversation through different materials and distances. On the one side a traditional handcrafted stone wall, on the other side a dark-colored concrete wall. A duality between wall of shadow and wall continuity. For eight months every year the vineyards are green and the terraces disappear between the leaves, fading the view of the house.
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