A decidedly unprecedented project, in a mountain context where the second-home model predominates, that of Studio MV Architects for the conversion of an old chalet into the new shared living model of Casa Giaglione. An aggregative, nature-friendly housing proposal that proved its full effectiveness during the months of the Covid19 emergency lockdown
In the Susa Valley, a new "shared living" model offered by Casa Giaglione
From an old mountain chalet in northern Italy comes Casa Giaglione, which, equipped with autonomous housing units, proposes a new use of common spaces for leisure and smart working, rethought to give life to shared premises that can be aggregated with each other through co-housing modalities. In the Susa Valley, the foundations are being laid for a new return to small rural and mountain centers
Architect Visconti, founder of Studio MV and considered among the architects who are redesigning the Piedmontese and Italian landscape, with Casa Giaglione has reinterpreted the historic chalet while proposing a novel design of the common spaces. These are designed for a use that perfectly integrates leisure, service and work rooms: from the cinema room to the gymnasium, from the ski depot to the area for receiving postal packages
The project, whose construction work was completed in July 2019, precisely because of its innovative features, will be presented at the exhibition dedicated to mountain architecture scheduled this fall in Turin, at the Mountain Museum
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Marco Visconti architects
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