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This residence is inspired by the work of Donato Bramante, a 16th century Italian architect. The main structure is symmetrical and reminiscent of a small temple. The form is softened by the curved roof lines. The interior is expansive and daylit. The garage and bedroom wing echo the form of the main building. The structure is designed to create a variety of sizes and types of outdoor spaces for differing social settings. The interior of the structure has a clear separation of public and private.
Sustainable Design Features
- Structural Insulated Panel Construction
- Daylighting
- Natural Ventilation and cooling (power optional)
- Water Conservation equipment
- Porous paving for stormwater management
- Air to Air Heat exchanger (optional)
- Sustainable materials including metal roofing and stucco cement siding
- All Above grade spaces are handicapped accessible
- The land is terraced to provide daylighting of the lower level
- An “away” room is provided on the lower level
- Moderate Area and Volume with expansive feel
Approximate area: 3000 square feet.
The Tempieto Project
