Casa FFF by Pallaoro Balzan e Associati
Casa FFF is an Italian villa located in the prestigious residential area of Trento (the city of the Council of 1545) on the slopes of the Alps and the Dolomites mountain ranges.
The building is the extreme synthesis of conflicting formal engineeristic and urban planning requirements. The contemporary representative building desired by customers was achieved revolutionizing the anonymous existing house of 1956 which could not be demolished. The new villa expands the existing volume by external projections on the ground floor, but the main feature of the project is the large and refined basement lit by patios, which is free from zoning restrictions.
The external area is structured on cascading terraces. In this way, the points of view are always varied and complex without being oppressive. Aesthetic themes like the cartesian dialogue between lines and volumes, the uniform finish of terraces and boundary walls and the embrace of the great curved downstream wall, create a plastic unified framework. White plaster and wooden windows reinterpreted in a contemporary way, are the subject of dialogue with the context.
Pallaoro Balzan e Associati
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