Single-family home

Developed across three levels, this residence is organized vertically, with a clear articulation of functional and material stratification across its volumes. Caption Caption The upper floor, set back from the main alignment, houses the garage and gym. Clad in black perforated metal, this volume takes on a technical and lightweight character, minimizing its visual impact through its recessed positioning. Caption Caption The intermediate floor accommodates four bedrooms within a robust and introspective exposed concrete volume, ensuring privacy and visual containment. Caption Caption The lower floor is predominantly glazed, fostering a strong connection to the garden and outdoor pool. It houses the social are... More

Located in Dutchess County, New York in the southern region of the Taconic Mountains, this hilltop residence is designed for long views of the valley below and surrounding horse pastures, meadows, mountain vistas and nearby forest preserve. Millicent Harvey Photography Resolution: 4 Architecture Resolution: 4 Architecture Resolution: 4 Architecture RESOLUTION: 4 ARCHITECTURE designed Millbrook Residence as a summer estate for an avid polo player and his family to enjoy the 165-acre property upon which he built his own private polo field and horse stables. The project consists of a 7,500 square foot main residence, pool house, and infinity pool. The architecture is anchored to the site with extensive landscaping, includi... More

A renovation of a sigle-family villa located on the slope of a hill that follow the current ideals of living and a certainly contemporary architecture in relation, above all, with the surrounding green area. It is indeed the relationship with the surrounding green that leads the formal and functional choices related to it through constructive techniques, materials, and morphology to create a visual system made of dialogue with nature, not contrast with it. The intention of the renovation is to give back to architecture its role as a component of the landscape, facilitating its inclusion in the green, seen as a compositional space of life and not just as a contour. Andrea Ceriani Andrea Ceriani Andrea Ceriani Andrea Ceriani... More

This project focused its development in 3 basic and unalterable stones: the outside management of the existent buildings (its inside in ruins, not only showed structurally untastable, inadequate and unhealthy.  GV+A The improvement of the public space and create green and comfortable gardens to the existent residents was our main focus. GV+A Together with all of this we saw the necessity of the enlargement of the existent construction areas to create a possibility of T4 and T5 housing. GV+A More