Surrounded by woodland and designed to allow residents to experience the landscape even in the harshest of climates, this home was conceived as a contemporary retreat where architecture, light and nature coexist seamlessly.
La Villa nei Boschi is set within a natural environment surrounded by greenery, characterised by harsh winters and a landscape deeply rooted in the local natural environment. The architecture has been designed to blend harmoniously into this setting, enhancing the relationship with the woodland, light and materials.
The house features large double-height spaces and open-plan areas that amplify the perception of the surrounding landscape. The extensive glazed surfaces allow nature to flow constantly into the building, creating a continuous dialogue between interior and exterior.
A central feature of the design is the glazed internal courtyards, conceived to accommodate local trees and vegetation directly within the house. Nature thus becomes an integral part of the architecture and the living experience, transforming the interior spaces into vibrant, light-filled environments that are deeply connected to the natural surroundings.
The architecture has been developed to ensure comfort, protection and efficiency even in particularly harsh climatic conditions, through a system designed to adapt to different environmental contexts and the specific needs of the site.
The relationship between architecture, landscape and extreme weather conditions. The house has been designed to allow its inhabitants to experience the woodland and the changing seasons as a continuous whole, whilst maintaining high levels of living comfort even during the coldest periods, thanks to an integrated, high-performance building system.
The architecture was designed by Enzo Pagano, together with the Pagano team, through an integrated process that encompassed both the architectural design and the interior design of the house.
Each room has been bespoke designed to create continuity between space, materials, light and nature, crafting a living experience that is in harmony with the woodland setting and the clients’ lifestyle.
The villa was built at the Pagano production facility using a manufacturing process that was meticulously controlled and developed down to the smallest detail, with high quality standards designed to ensure maximum comfort and reliability even in the harshest climates.
Great attention has been paid to integrating the technical systems within the building structure, coordinating the framework, insulation, air-conditioning systems and energy management to ensure consistent performance and a high standard of living.
The images depict a particularly striking installation, carried out in challenging weather conditions and often amidst snow.
The speed of the Pagano system and the pre-engineering of its components make it possible to operate even in challenging environmental conditions, ensuring continuity on site, precision in execution and control over the installation stages, even during the coldest months.
