M.F. House

Preserving the orientation, shape, and volumes of the rural dwelling that would replace, on the Recanati hills, a model of an Italian-style " near zero emission" house.

Reduced consumption while respecting the landscape, with contemporary spaces, an internal-external relationship and a steel structure that reduced construction costs and times.

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On the ground floor, large openings along the shorter sides help regulate ventilation in the living area depending on the heat produced by the greenhouse.

A double-height winter garden that, reinterpreting the typical loggia of Marche houses in a contemporary key, contains the staircase connecting the two above-ground levels and allows for the free gains of solar radiation in the winter, reducing heating needs.