House Zöggeler / Stuflesser Moroder

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The materials used for the building were also coordinated with its surroundings. The exterior walls are made of sandblasted concrete with local aggregates. Ceilings and garage walls were constructed using recycled concrete. The idea was to build the residence using as much of the same material as possible, from the exterior walls to the flooring, from the stove to the privacy screens."The new building adopts the horizontal structure of this vineyard landscape. The roof emphasizes the horizontal gesture while providing protection against the summer heat and rain. The differently oriented exterior walls create intimate, shaded terrace situations and offer various views in all directions. The outdoor space flows seamlessly into the interior.Text description provided by the architects.The new residence is located in the heart of the South Tyrolean wine region, amidst a centuries-old cultural landscape characterized by expansive vineyards.