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Interno I by Alfredo Vanotti

By Jessica Mejias

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Interno I is a residential project completed by Alfredo Vanotti in 2015.

The home is located in Montagna In Valtellina, Italy.

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Interno I by Alfredo Vanotti:

“The proposal of reorganization of Interno l affects a surface of around 250 msq. (2,691 ftsq.) distributed on 2 floors, ground floor and first floor.

On the south side the residence is in adherence to another building, but it is entirely free on the remainding sides (east, north and west). I have therefore had to pay special attention to the illuminating engineering, above all because the most exposed side is that to north.

The ground floor was initially used as office and the residence was completely developed on the first floor, accessible by external staircase.

The idea was to connect the two floors in order to have an entirely new housing unit, with different roles: a living space with garden and big windows on the ground floor and a sleeping space on the first floor.

The focus of this proposal is represented by the inside staircase that connects and defines an artificial division, on the ground floor, between the living and the kitchen.

On the first floor the same artificial division allows to reach a study space, through which we get the access to the master bedroom, with private bathroom and walk-in closet, to the other two bedrooms and bathroom.

The importance of the staircase has also been emphasized by the use of several colors and materials. The kicks have been madeout of iron and painted with white color, while the floors of the whole apartment are in woodoak.”

Photos by: Marcello Mariana

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About Jessica Mejias

Jessica is a resident of Madrid, where she often can be found stalking the halls of the Prado Museum, hoping to catch a glimpse of Bosch’s Garden of Earthly Delights. An Art History graduate, she enjoys admiring art and architecture, reading, and keeping young by playing video games. Learn more about HomeDSGN's Editorial Process.

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