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Sicily. A Mediterranean house in the countryside

In the surroundings of Siracusa, Analogique renovated an old house immersed in a historic garden of citrus, olive trees, vineyards and prickly pears.

Analogique, Zahara, Brucoli, Siracusa, Italy, 2015

The architecture studio Analogique restored an old house in the countryside near Brucoli, in the surroundings of Siracusa, to transform it into a contemporary hosting structure. The house named Zahara is immersed in a historic garden of citrus, olive trees, vineyards and prickly pears.

The interiors of the two-storey building have been renovated to create three rooms with independent services, a central living space and a kitchen on the upper level. The fourth room is located in the tower on top of the house. The monumental building’s interiors are connoted by traditional high vaulted ceilings, painted white. Each of the bedrooms has been painted with a different coloured pigment, except for the surface of the vaults. The custom furniture has been designed to enhance the sense of a laid-back and contemporary atmosphere.

Project:
Zahara
Program:
tourist accomodation
Location:
Brucoli, Siracusa, Italy
Architects:
Analogique
Project architects:
Claudia Cosentino, Dario Felice, Antonio Rizzo
Collaborator:
Salvatore Interlandi
Area:
165 sqm
Completion:
2015

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