Historic Villa at Lago Patria
A new urban perspective toward the river
Slide 1/9
The project interprets the context as an active resource, generating new relationships between built space and landscape.
Design: Arch. Enrico Cerioni.
Assistant: Miriam Loi.
Site supervision: Arch. Enrico Cerioni.
The new suspended bridge
Slide 2/9
The project interprets the context as an active resource, generating new relationships between built space and landscape.
Design: Arch. Enrico Cerioni.
Assistant: Miriam Loi.
Site supervision: Arch. Enrico Cerioni.
A new urban perspective toward the river
Slide 3/9
The project interprets the context as an active resource, generating new relationships between built space and landscape.
Design: Arch. Enrico Cerioni.
Assistant: Miriam Loi.
Site supervision: Arch. Enrico Cerioni.
A new urban perspective toward the river
Slide 4/9
The project interprets the context as an active resource, generating new relationships between built space and landscape.
Design: Arch. Enrico Cerioni.
Assistant: Miriam Loi.
Site supervision: Arch. Enrico Cerioni.
A new urban perspective toward the river
Slide 5/9
The project interprets the context as an active resource, generating new relationships between built space and landscape.
Design: Arch. Enrico Cerioni.
Assistant: Miriam Loi.
Site supervision: Arch. Enrico Cerioni.
The museum terrace overlooking the water
Slide 6/9
The project interprets the context as an active resource, generating new relationships between built space and landscape.
Design: Arch. Enrico Cerioni.
Assistant: Miriam Loi.
Site supervision: Arch. Enrico Cerioni.
The museum terrace overlooking the water
Slide 7/9
The project interprets the context as an active resource, generating new relationships between built space and landscape.
Design: Arch. Enrico Cerioni.
Assistant: Miriam Loi.
Site supervision: Arch. Enrico Cerioni.
The museum terrace overlooking the water
Slide 8/9
The project interprets the context as an active resource, generating new relationships between built space and landscape.
Design: Arch. Enrico Cerioni.
Assistant: Miriam Loi.
Site supervision: Arch. Enrico Cerioni.
The new suspended bridge
Slide 9/9
The project interprets the context as an active resource, generating new relationships between built space and landscape.
Design: Arch. Enrico Cerioni.
Assistant: Miriam Loi.
Site supervision: Arch. Enrico Cerioni.