Casa ZM

Casa ZM is an essential structure, with minimal shapes, immersed in the Paduan countryside.

Behind a wall that protects its privacy, the home slowly reveals itself, whose sober materials, demarcated in color, allow the architecture to become a landscape within the landscape.

From the central body of the villa, which contains the internal rooms, the external functions are articulated, covered by shelters supported by partitions.

A bright living area hosts minimal solutions to make the strong character of the chosen materials resonate: wood, stone and aluminum repeated internally and externally to create a continuum between living and outdoor, accentuated by the choice of large windows from the Xtravision collection by Impronta.

A house with a horizontal geometry that, as imagined by architects Pinton Francesco and Meneghini Manuele of Team Architettura, “achieves a formal synthesis between the essentiality and intimacy of a space, which becomes a home”.