Villa Busseto is a residential building, single-family, built in the homonymous municipality in the province of Parma, Emilia Romagna. It is a house with clean lines and gentle colors that blends into the context with its simplicity of finishes and the eco-sustainable intelligence of the construction techniques that shape it
The Associated Studio Ciati, led by architect Roberto Ciati and engineer Franco Ciati, specialized in biocompatible architecture projects, is commissioned for the construction of Villa Busseto in lot 21 of the Balsemano 2 development. Drawing on their expertise in the field, the professionals deliver to the client a home with minimal environmental impact, powered entirely by electricity
Villa Busseto falls under the classification A4 - NZEB. As defined by the United Nations' Agenda 2030 and European sustainability strategies, Nearly Zero Energy Buildings are structures with minimal environmental footprint characterized by various parameters such as extremely low energy consumption, energy needs met through renewable sources, optimized building envelope, low consumption achieved through sustainable design and green building
From the external volumes made dynamic by the roof overhangs and loggias, the house is distributed internally on a single level plus a loft area on the first floor. From here, one can overlook the living area of the house. In addition to the garages and technical room, on the ground floor there are the living room, kitchen, and three bedrooms that make up, along with the two bathrooms, the sleeping area
