The client's explicit request was to live in a house with a contemporary style. It is with this goal in mind that architect Duilio Damilano approaches the design of the She House, one of the architecture projects conceived on a rectangular plot in a quiet residential area. The villa stands out for its modern design that fully meets the needs of functionality and dialogue with the surrounding environment.
The villa is developed on two above-ground floors and a basement floor, resting on a solid volume in Reinforced Concrete. The internal distribution favors the south side, where the living areas are located, while the bedrooms and vertical connections are positioned to the north. This choice optimizes natural lighting and ensures a careful functional division between private and communal spaces.
A scenic staircase in local stone crosses a Japanese garden, leading to the entrance of the villa. Inside, the guest is welcomed by a double-height living room and the glass walls that surround the space. Thanks to these solutions, the house constantly interacts with the outside, creating ever-changing scenographies that transform with the passing of the seasons.
