In the heart of the Langhe area (Piedmont, Italy) Bodà Architetti studio has recently redesigned the ancient Villa Trisano, an upper-class country dwelling now dedicated to the hospitality business.
The project redesigns the relationship with the context to make the building emerge from the trees, with simple windows that open the view on the landscape.
Villa Trisano building has been revitalized with minor interventions and a minimal approach: the facades have been cleaned up from additions and the porch has been completed: in particular, the colonnade thus becomes an opportunity for new relations with the park, thanks to the transparent spaces, an hinge between internal and external life in the garden.
The recovery is conducted on various fronts, enhancing each renewable component: the structures are maintained thanks to strengthen interventions and the energy consumption is reduced by systematizing various efficiency and insulation measures.
The interior parquet is realized by reusing the ancient roof’s beams, while the historical doors are restored: the result is a combination of balances and dissonances to offer a new, contemporary image, opposite to historical reconstruction.
