When designing a single-family home, we often focus on interior spaces…
but it is the relationship with the outdoors that really makes the difference.
This proposal comes from right here:
👉 a three-room house with linear development, designed to enhance the garden and experience outdoor spaces in a natural, everyday way.
🌿 The porch: a real alternative to the bioclimatic pergola.
In recent years there has been much talk about bioclimatic pergolas.
They are interesting solutions, but not always the best choice.
The porch, however, remains a solution:
- more robust and integrated into the architecture
- more durable over time
- Often even more consistent with the local context
In this project, the porch becomes a true extension of the house:
👉 a covered, raised, wood-finished space ideal for outdoor dining, relaxation and daily living.
📐 A house designed for the lot
The approach is simple but extremely effective:
👉 linear development on rectangular lot
All main rooms overlook the garden:
- Living area completely open to the outdoors
- rooms with direct or visual access to green space
- maximum independence between spaces
This means a home:
- brighter
- more livable
- More connected to the outside world
Of course, the design is always adaptable:
✔ lot size
✔ distances from boundaries
✔ solar orientation
🏠 Distribution of spaces
The house is designed for about 130 square meters of living space, with a balanced distribution:
Living area
- living room-kitchen open space: 48 square meters
Sleeping area
- 2 single rooms of 9 square meters
- 1 double bedroom of 14 square meters
- 5 sqm walk-in closet
Services
- 2 bathrooms (4 and 5 square meters)
- technical room: 4 square meters
- hallway: 5 sqm
Outdoor Spaces
- porch: 24 sqm
Accessories
- Garage: 20 sqm (can be expanded or converted into a carport)
🧱 Architectural style: modern or traditional?
One of the most interesting aspects of this solution is its aesthetic flexibility.
The same house can take on very different characters:
- Tile roof → more traditional
- standing seam sheet → more contemporary
- flat roof → minimal modern language
👉 This allows the design to be adapted to the landscape context and personal tastes.
⚡ A house with near-zero energy consumption.
Like all the houses we design, this one is designed as an NZEB (Nearly Zero Energy Building).
This means:
- high thermal insulation
- exclusive use of electricity
- autonomous energy production
Specifically:
- 20 cm coat + 5 cm interior insulation
- photovoltaic system of about 6.5 kWp
- provision for storage batteries
- no gas connection
🌬️ Living comfort: always clean and controlled air
One element that is often underestimated is air quality.
Therefore, the house is equipped with controlled mechanical ventilation (CMV):
- continuous air exchange
- up to 90% heat recovery
- humidity and CO₂ control.
- integration with summer dehumidification
👉 The result is consistent indoor comfort in all seasons.
🪵 X-Lam structure: solidity and sustainability
The structure is made of X-Lam panels, a well-established technology.
Main advantages:
- high seismic resistance
- excellent energy behavior
- speed of construction
- natural and sustainable material
The walls are designed with a high-performance stratigraphy, which guarantees:
- insulation
- thermal inertia
- acoustic comfort
🔌 Installations: all electric, simple and efficient
The facility is designed to be:
- efficient
- integrated
- easy to handle
Provides:
- air/water heat pump
- radiant floor heating and cooling
- domestic hot water boiler
- VMC with dehumidification
👉 No gas use, only electricity.
🌍 A zero-mile home.
Our homes are zero-mile one aspect we care a lot about is the supply chain:
- local suppliers
- traceable materials
- easier after-sales service
This also means:
👉 less gray energy
👉 more quality control
✏️ A customized project, not a model
It is important to make this clear:
this is not a “standard house.”
It is a feasibility study, designed as a baseline.
Each design is then adapted according to:
- lot
- budget
- needs of the family
👉 Conclusion
This house represents our way of designing well:
- simple but not trivial
- efficient but concrete
- beautiful but mostly livable
Most importantly:
👉 a home that is born from the place and the people who will inhabit it.
📩 Do you want to find out if it is suitable for your soil?
If you are considering a lot or want to build a wooden house in Veneto:
👉 we can do an initial feasibility analysis together
👉 check constraints, orientation, and potential
👉 set up an initial tailored study
Write to me without commitment.