Project of a regenerative Villa

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Among the projects I developed during my time in Germany, this family house near Frankfurt stands out for its balanced integration between architecture and landscape.
With a total area of 400 m² distributed across two main floors and a basement, the project combines functionality with spatial openness and a strong connection to its natural surroundings.​

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Construction and Technology:
The house is built with reinforced concrete and brickwork. It features a flat roof with extensive vegetation and photovoltaic panels oriented east–west. A geothermal heat pump and a radiant floor heating system were installed to ensure energy efficiency.

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Design Concept:
The design prioritizes sustainability, comfort, and natural climate control. The site’s morphology and orientation were carefully considered to optimize natural ventilation during summer months.
Large openings on the south-east façade provide a strong visual connection with the private garden and maximize natural daylight. The sun-shading system consists of electric shutters and adjustable sliding panels.

The project was completed at the beginning of 2021.