[Moroni Architettura - Living Through Structure – Villa G.I. - COVER IMG] Living spaces unfold through continuity, where structure, light and material define a fluid domestic environment. — Photo: Marcello Mariana
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Living Through Structure – Villa G.I.

Firm LocationAlbosaggia (SO), Italy
CompanyMoroni Architettura
Lead ArchitectDavide Moroni
ClientPrivate client

The project transforms an existing house into a continuous domestic landscape. Structure, light and material define the experience of living. Rather than organizing space through enclosure, the intervention works through openness and relationships, allowing functions to flow and overlap. Carefully framed views, material contrasts and natural light create a sequence of spaces that are both connected and distinct, shaping a refined and essential living environment.