意大利 Biella 区二代家庭住宅的变迁与创新

Architect：Federico Delrosso Architects

Location：Biella, Italy; | ;

Project Year：2011

Category：Private Houses

Places and things may change, and so do houses. If someone returned to Vandorno after a long absence and intended to take his bearings from a modest single-family home clad in pink concrete with white windows, he would soon lose his way, because the house that took its place bears no resemblance whatever to the original. Admittedly, that memory lives on in its present and past inhabitants, and in the person who refurbished it. Here Delrosso worked on a pre-existing structure designed and built by his father in the 1970s, and inhabited by the parents of the present owners.

This second generation of inhabitants – who have kept up the family friendship established at the time – decided to entrust Delrosso fils with the redesign. This transmission from father to son completes the circle both professionally and personally. From the outside the new skin harmonises with what is happening indoors, and fulfils the requirements stipulated by the new inhabitants. The project involved re-scripting the building at both compositional and formal levels, but also a degree of decontextualising with respect to the surrounding built-up area, resetting the clock so to speak.

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