Case Study – Villa Caccia – 1970
- Cadenazzo, Ticino
- The Villa Caccia emphasizes daylight and primary forms, achieved through traditional materials. Its design integrates living spaces with natural light using features like large circular openings and double-height porticos, allowing indirect light to animate the interiors and connect the house to its natural surroundings.
- Traditional materials such as exposed concrete and unadorned bricks maintain simplicity and authenticity, blending the villa harmoniously with the landscape while retaining a distinct architectural presence.
- By uniting light, materials, and forms, the Villa Caccia offers an innovative yet grounded living experience that adapts to its environment and the needs of its inhabitants.
Contributor: Aleksandar Kinkela
