Italy
Ivo Tavares
The Sardinian villa is about conscious living, where architecture meets the rhythms of the land and sea. With the Mediterranean in front and rocky formations behind, it’s a retreat where living and nature coexist. The roof is a sculptural canopy of handwoven wooden branches, a nod to Mediterranean traditions and casting shadows that animate the social areas below.
Warm materials – stone, plaster, wood, and textured finishes – create a bright and peaceful atmosphere. Minimalist windows dissolve the boundaries, framing the views and opening the interiors to the terraces and pool. Here, the landscape is the real protagonist of the house.
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Uw 1.87 W / m2 K (26mm)
Uw 1.58 W / m2 K (38mm)
Uw 1.07 W / m2 K (54mm)
ISO EN 12208 + ISO EN 1027
ISO EN 12207 + ISO EN 1026
ISO EN 12210 + ISO EN 12211
ISO EN 10140 + ISO EN 717
ISO EN 1628 + ISO EN 1629 + ISO EN 1630
Uw 1.56 W / m2 K (38mm)
Uw 1.06 W / m2 K (54mm)
Uw 0.89 W / m2 K (62mm)
ISO EN 12208 + ISO EN 1027
ISO EN 12207 + ISO en 1026
ISO EN 12210 + ISO EN 12211
ISO EN 10140 + ISO EN 717
ISO EN 1628 + ISO EN 1629 + ISO EN 1630
Uw 1.61 W / m2 K (38mm)
Uw 1.08 W / m2 K (54mm)
ISO EN 12208 + ISO EN 1027
ISO EN 12207 + ISO EN 1026
ISO EN 12210 + ISO EN 12211
ISO EN 10140 + ISO EN 717
ISO EN 1628 + ISO EN 1629 + ISO EN 1630
Uw 1.55 W / m2 K (38mm)
Uw 1.07 W / m2 K (54mm)
ISO EN 12208 + ISO EN 1027
ISO EN 12207 + ISO en 1026
ISO EN 12210 + ISO EN 12211
ISO EN 10140 + ISO EN 717
RC2: (WK2) 2
