Villa Passeri, Italy

TEAM:

Roberto Ferlito creative director

Alessandra Faticanti coordinator

Agita Putnina, main architect

Joanna Rodriguez Noyola, architect

Teo Valli, architect

Toby Nielson, architect

Assigned Typology:  invited Competition for a villa

Project:             residential villa

Client:               private

Project phase:   1rst Prize, on going permissions

Date:             2024

Villa Passeri, Italy

This project is an interpretation of the traditional patio house, combining it with the typical Mediterranean arch house. The client requested three different units for three different families with different needs. The result is a unique yet varied space: open and closed, intimate and public.

The arches are designed to find the optimal angle to let the sun in while protecting against direct sunlight. Sustainability involves meeting present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own. It encompasses the responsible management of natural resources, minimizing environmental impact, and promoting social equity and economic viability. By adopting sustainable practices, individuals, businesses, and governments can reduce waste, conserve energy, and protect ecosystems, ultimately contributing to a balanced and resilient planet. Integrating sustainability into daily decision-making is essential for long-term well-being and the preservation of the Earth's resources.