PHouse - Cassola (VI), Italy

Realization: PHouse represents a perfect example of permeable architecture, where the interiors harmoniously blend with the external environment. The project, designed by architect Marco Alessi of TIXA studio, develops an architectural language characterized by the alternation of concrete walls, glass surfaces, and wooden slats, anchoring the villa to the surrounding natural context. The continuous Deco Nuvolato floor by Isoplam, used in the Light Gray shade, runs throughout the house, unifying the indoor and outdoor spaces through its delicate chromatic variations. The cement-based surface, with its ethereal shades, captures the natural light filtered through the large windows, creating a fluid effect between the living room, kitchen, and other areas. The entire architecture of PHouse is an exercise in permeability, ensuring privacy and openness, while the Deco Nuvolato floor acts as a unifying thread, connecting the material elements of the house in a continuous dialogue between indoors and outdoors.

Location and year: Cassola (VI), 2020

Interior floors: Isoplam, Deco Nuvolato in Light Gray color

Total area: 230 sqm

Project by: Tixa Associato Studio - Arch. Marco Alessi

Photos: Alberto Sinigaglia

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