Large windows and thin frames open a house to the surrounding countryside

The windows produced by Fabbio Design for Villa S feature self-supporting double glazing and 2mm wide profiles, enhancing the relationship between interior and landscape.

Villa S is a single-family residence designed by the architect Erich Milanese in Santa Lucia di Piave, in the Treviso countryside.

The founder of MAO Architects designed a monolithic, single-material house, characterised by large windows and great luminosity of the interior spaces.

Erich Milanese, Villa S, Santa Lucia di Piave, Italy
From the outside Villa S appears as a carved monolithic volume

The windows manufactured by Fabbio Design are important elements in the design of Villa S. Alternating with the opaque walls, the windows are always covered and set back from the external perimeter of the volume.

Around the central courtyard, the fixed or sliding partitions are continuous, creating a labile boundary between inside and outside.

Erich Milanese, Villa S, Santa Lucia di Piave, Italy
The thin profile of the windows enhances the relationship between the interiors and the countryside

The windows produced by Fabbio Design for Villa S feature self-supporting double glazing and minimal thermal break aluminium profiles, with a width of only 20 mm. This enhances transparency and continuity between interior and exterior.

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