In Lugano, Switzerland, Daniel Buren and Davide Macullo in collaboration with Mario Cristiani, Galleria Continua, have completed a house that lies on the cusp between art and architecture, a living sculpture. Alongside its primary role in protecting man from the elements, it is an architecture that needs art to complete it.
Switzerland. A house that combines art, architecture and landscape
Architect Davide Macullo and artist Daniel Buren have completed a wooden residence that reinterprets the archetype of the house.
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- 04 April 2018
- Rossa
- Davide Macullo
- 300 mq
- casa unifamiliare
- 2018
The cross in vertical projection, the rounding of the edges and the simple torsion of the roof make it dynamic and reinterprets the archetype of the house. It is an enclosure that defines a dynamic space. Each window is calibrated and oriented towards selected views of the surrounding landscape. Each point is different and every breath of the landscape suggests different things. The basement is in reinforced concrete, the upper volume entirely in wood, without interpreting the traditional construction type of the Alps, but using it as it is.
- Swiss House Rossa
- Davide Macullo
- Daniel Buren
- single family house
- Rossa, Svizzera
- Mario Cristiani – Galleria Continua
- 300 sqm
- 2018