This house is built over the footprint of what had been a farmhouse in the unique Val d’Orcia moonscape, a clay hilly UNESCO protected environment south of Siena. Designed to measure itself with the geometric structures of medieval Senese architecture and with a skin as rough as the land to where it belongs. Stone, bricks and oak hardwood, are the three materials used to build outside as well as inside. 

This house is built over the footprint of what had been a farmhouse in the unique Val d’Orcia moonscape, a clay hilly UNESCO protected environment south of Siena. Designed to measure itself with the geometric structures of medieval Senese architecture and with a skin as rough as the land to where it belongs. Stone, bricks and oak hardwood, are the three materials used to build outside as well as inside. 

This house is built over the footprint of what had been a farmhouse in the unique Val d’Orcia moonscape, a clay hilly UNESCO protected environment south of Siena. Designed to measure itself with the geometric structures of medieval Senese architecture and with a skin as rough as the land to where it belongs. Stone, bricks and oak hardwood, are the three materials used to build outside as well as inside. 

This house is built over the footprint of what had been a farmhouse in the unique Val d’Orcia moonscape, a clay hilly UNESCO protected environment south of Siena. Designed to measure itself with the geometric structures of medieval Senese architecture and with a skin as rough as the land to where it belongs. Stone, bricks and oak hardwood, are the three materials used to build outside as well as inside. 

This house is built over the footprint of what had been a farmhouse in the unique Val d’Orcia moonscape, a clay hilly UNESCO protected environment south of Siena. Designed to measure itself with the geometric structures of medieval Senese architecture and with a skin as rough as the land to where it belongs. Stone, bricks and oak hardwood, are the three materials used to build outside as well as inside. 

This house is built over the footprint of what had been a farmhouse in the unique Val d’Orcia moonscape, a clay hilly UNESCO protected environment south of Siena. Designed to measure itself with the geometric structures of medieval Senese architecture and with a skin as rough as the land to where it belongs. Stone, bricks and oak hardwood, are the three materials used to build outside as well as inside. 

This house is built over the footprint of what had been a farmhouse in the unique Val d’Orcia moonscape, a clay hilly UNESCO protected environment south of Siena. Designed to measure itself with the geometric structures of medieval Senese architecture and with a skin as rough as the land to where it belongs. Stone, bricks and oak hardwood, are the three materials used to build outside as well as inside. 

This house is built over the footprint of what had been a farmhouse in the unique Val d’Orcia moonscape, a clay hilly UNESCO protected environment south of Siena. Designed to measure itself with the geometric structures of medieval Senese architecture and with a skin as rough as the land to where it belongs. Stone, bricks and oak hardwood, are the three materials used to build outside as well as inside.