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Villas CH-O and CH-S in Todi, Italy

New Italian Container Houses: Todi Properties – design by LAD

29 Jun 2017

Villas CH-O and CH-S

Design: LAD

Location: Torre Squadrata, Todi, Italy

Container Villas Near Todi

Villas CH-O and CH-S
CH-O

CH-O and CH-S (Container House type – “O” and type – “S”) are two dwellings sited just outside Todi, Perugia (Italy), that are designed from repurposed shipping containers.

Villas CH-O and CH-S
CH-S

The project’s site is comprised of a steep slope facing a valley with a dramatic panorama of rural central Italy.

Villas CH-O and CH-S
CH-O

Our design strategy was influenced by experience with the “Villae Minimae” project. Both houses are optical devices; they are instruments for observing the landscape.

Villas CH-O and CH-S
CH-S

Window and loggia locations are intentional to focus on views that encourage contemplation. Both villas are two stories situated within the slope. The houses include a concrete basement, on top of which 20′ HC and 40′ HC shipping containers are placed.

Villas CH-O and CH-S
CH-S

The ground floor reaches past the lower level to rest on v-shaped supports.

Villas CH-O and CH-S
CH-O

The ground floor hosts the living and dining rooms, a kitchen and studio, whereas the sleeping rooms are located on the lower level. Both villas utilize renewable energy from photovoltaic and solar systems and the façade system includes insulation outside the shipping container’s wall to achieve wall’s energy performance less than 0.17 W/sqm K.

Villas CH-O and CH-S
CH-S

The “CH-O” villa is designed with a “suspended court” layout: the double height ground level hosts a courtyard terrace in the central void. Two loggias and a large window frame the valley and the hills.

Villas CH-O and CH-S
CH-O

The “CH-S” villa is designed in a serpentine layout: containers are sheared to create voids. Windows and loggias frame a vineyard and, beyond the hills, the old city of Todi.

Villas CH-O and CH-S
CH-S

Container Home Italia, the client, is a start-up founded in 2014 that works to incorporate 40’ HC and 20′ HC containers into residential buildings.

Villas CH-O and CH-S
CH-O

The client’s mission is to use shipping containers to build contemporary architecture efficiently and ecologically on a modest budget.

Villas CH-O and CH-S
CH-S

Villa CH-O – Building Information

TYPE: Single House
LOCATION: Torre Squadrata, Todi, Italy
PROGRAM: Ground Floor: 2 Entrances, Living – Dining, Kitchen, Studio, 2 WC. | Floor -1: 3 Rooms, 2 WC
DIMENSION:Roof plan: 200 sqm; Total Floor Plan: 190 sqm; Garden: 1010 sqm
DESIGN: 2017
BUILDING: 2018
CLIENT: Container Home Italia (www.hometaineritalia.com)
ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIOR: LAD – Francesco Napolitano, Simone Lanaro
DESIGN TEAM: Lorenzo Pericoli, Chiara Intreccialagli, Serena Bruno Gallo

Villas CH-O and CH-S
CH-O

Villa CH-S – Building Information

TYPE: Single House
LOCATION: Torre Squadrata, Todi, Italy
PROGRAM:Ground Floor: Entrance, Living – Dining, Kitchen, Studio, WC. | Floor -1: 2 Rooms, 2 WC
DIMENSION:Roof plan: 114; sqm Total floor plan: 133 sqm; Garden: 900 sqm
DESIGN: 2017
BUILDING: 2018
CLIENT: Container Home Italia (www.hometaineritalia.com)
ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIOR: LAD – Francesco Napolitano, Simone Lanaro
DESIGN TEAM: Lorenzo Pericoli, Chiara Intreccialagli, Serena Bruno Gallo

Villas CH-O and CH-S
CH-S

Villas CH-O and CH-S
CH-O

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