the concrete architecture embraces the plants in the porch | image by Alberto Sinigaglia
the living room is formed as a glass box that reflects the park | image by Simone Bossi
the glass, wood, and reddish concrete are all connected by the Venetian terrazzo flooring | image by Simone Bossi
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