Light modulation is an important element<\/strong>
The transition between the external and internal space of the building is obtained with a series of filters that regulate the light transmitted inside the premises: brise soleil, translucent grilles and overhanging slabs, are characteristic elements that allow correct modulation of natural light.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The organization of the spaces is optimized to allow natural light to be diffused inside the apartments, generating an interesting play of light and visual relationships towards the surrounding landscape. In fact, the living area extends over the entire depth of the building, opening towards the two main facades to the east and west.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Historical building elements re-proposed in a contemporary vision<\/strong>
For this project, brick, typical of Lombard architecture, was used as the basic element; the construction technique is resumed without imitating its past, proposing a new reading of it. The horizontal texture that testifies to the laying process of the base element is emphasized in the texture, thanks to the particular module (narrow and long) and the horizontal rear joint. The white paint changes the appearance of the brick itself, making it lighter and at the same time highlighting the precise play of shadows that characterize the texture of the facade.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The static structure of the building is made up of pillars while the internal divisions are resolved with plasterboard walls so as to allow greater flexibility of the interior spaces, ensuring freedom of composition and customization by the individual owners.
The facades, which are ventilated for better energy efficiency, are composed of an internal structure, an insulation, an air layer and to finish an external cladding, in this case a very particular brick, painted white. <\/p>\n\n\n\n