Maremma
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Project • By Edoardo Milesi & Archos • Rural
Borgo Banditaccia
Set along the ridge of a Maremma hillside, between two valleys and in visual dialogue with the distant fortress of Magliano in Tuscany, Borgo Banditaccia is restored as a unified organism. A rural settlement that shaped the agricultural landscape for over a century, later reduced to a fragmented presence, now re-emerges through a project that weaves together architecture, landscape, and the human dimension of living.
Andrea Ceriani
The intervention is not conceived as a simple renovation, but as a process of reconciliation between rural memory and a contemporary way of inhabiting. The project takes as its generative core the only authentic remnants of the original complex—the vaulted cart tracks and the compact northern volume&m... More
Project • By Edoardo Milesi & Archos • Private Houses
Villa TB
Respecting tradition without giving up the possibility of enjoying breathtaking views of the most beautiful landscape in the world. Designing a building that fits into the natural context as if it has always been there, harmonizing with the surrounding environment while maintaining modern elements, such as the solarium on the roof and the spacious terrace overlooking the kitchen. This building, located at the edge of the forest, stands out for its use of natural materials and low economic impact, designed to be panoramic yet discreet.
Mauro Davoli
Mauro Davoli
Mauro Davoli
A perfect retreat for a couple who desires a corner of intimacy and tranquility, with a welcoming space for guests, where nature becomes an integral part... More
Project • By Vittorio Grassi Architects • Rural
Podere Bedano
The property, an antique Tuscan farm whose original nucleus dates back to 1712, lies near Casale Marittimo, a small town of the Alta Maremma, located 10 km inland from the sea.
The challenge was to introduce and involve minimal and contemporary architectural elements in an environment rich in nature and tradition. The solution adopted to achieve this objective has been to maintain as much as possible the vernacular architecture of Maremma using local technologies and materials for the external envelope, juxtaposing minimal design and clean interiors.
The help of local workers during the construction phase has been crucial for plugging the building in the landscape and environment context and to respect local architectural traditions.
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