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Celoria Architects - Family house, Castel San Pietro 2016. On the same hill side as three other houses by the architects. Photos © Simone Mengani.
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Celoria Architects - Family house, Castel San Pietro 2016. On the same hill side as three other houses by the architects. Photos © Simone Mengani.
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Celoria Architects - Travella House, Castel San Pietro 2004. The plans show the interior concrete wall (visible from the roof of the top image) that both divides the space, and structurally supports the house. This allows a column free and completely glazed ground floor, providing unobstructed views of the Swiss landscape. Photos (C) Milo Keller.
Celoria Architects - Trapanese House, Castel San Pietro 2005. Photos (C) Milo Keller.
Celoria Architects - Travella House, Castel San Pietro 2004 (during the day).You can see the division of the floor plan inside with the angled concrete structural wall protruding from the roof, which also supports the entire house. Via.
Celoria Architects - Travella House, Castel San Pietro 2004 (at night). Via.
Celoria Architects - Trapanese House, Castel San Pietro 2005 (during the day). Via.
Celoria Architects - Trapanese House, Castel San Pietro 2005 (at night). Via.