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Fontanella House, une maison en bois contemporaine qui invite à l’évasion

Fontanella House est une maison en bois construite en Autriche par  Bernardo Bader.  Cette maison en bois dans un style contemporain est seule au milieu d’une nature magnifique. Cette construction orientée au sud pour bénéficier d’un ensoleillement maximum et d’une vue imprenable sur la vallée. La réalisation a été pensée pour être le plus compacte possible avec l’utilisation de bois (pin) locaux. Découvrez les images dans la suite de l’article.

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Fontanella House is a minimalist house located in Fontanella, Austria, designed by Bernardo Bader. Not far from the center of the Walser village Fontanella in the Great Walser Valley, the house stands as a solitary volume on an inclined south-facing terrace. In order to both benefit from the wonderful views and limit the intervention of the property to the land, the house was well placed at the upper limit of the lot and tried to make the volume of the house as compact as possible. The outer skin of the entire building is made ​​of local pine boards in different widths. (1)

Fontanella House is a minimalist house located in Fontanella, Austria, designed by Bernardo Bader. Not far from the center of the Walser village Fontanella in the Great Walser Valley, the house stands as a solitary volume on an inclined south-facing terrace. In order to both benefit from the wonderful views and limit the intervention of the property to the land, the house was well placed at the upper limit of the lot and tried to make the volume of the house as compact as possible. The outer skin of the entire building is made ​​of local pine boards in different widths. (2)

Fontanella House is a minimalist house located in Fontanella, Austria, designed by Bernardo Bader. Not far from the center of the Walser village Fontanella in the Great Walser Valley, the house stands as a solitary volume on an inclined south-facing terrace. In order to both benefit from the wonderful views and limit the intervention of the property to the land, the house was well placed at the upper limit of the lot and tried to make the volume of the house as compact as possible. The outer skin of the entire building is made ​​of local pine boards in different widths. (3)

Fontanella House is a minimalist house located in Fontanella, Austria, designed by Bernardo Bader. Not far from the center of the Walser village Fontanella in the Great Walser Valley, the house stands as a solitary volume on an inclined south-facing terrace. In order to both benefit from the wonderful views and limit the intervention of the property to the land, the house was well placed at the upper limit of the lot and tried to make the volume of the house as compact as possible. The outer skin of the entire building is made ​​of local pine boards in different widths. (4)

Fontanella House is a minimalist house located in Fontanella, Austria, designed by Bernardo Bader. Not far from the center of the Walser village Fontanella in the Great Walser Valley, the house stands as a solitary volume on an inclined south-facing terrace. In order to both benefit from the wonderful views and limit the intervention of the property to the land, the house was well placed at the upper limit of the lot and tried to make the volume of the house as compact as possible. The outer skin of the entire building is made ​​of local pine boards in different widths. (5)

Fontanella House is a minimalist house located in Fontanella, Austria, designed by Bernardo Bader. Not far from the center of the Walser village Fontanella in the Great Walser Valley, the house stands as a solitary volume on an inclined south-facing terrace. In order to both benefit from the wonderful views and limit the intervention of the property to the land, the house was well placed at the upper limit of the lot and tried to make the volume of the house as compact as possible. The outer skin of the entire building is made ​​of local pine boards in different widths. (6)

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