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A Project Where Material, Sensations, and Aspirations Blend – View Attic by MAC
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View Attic, Miami, Milano, Italy, MAC – milano architettura contemporanea
Image copyright: @Claudio Tajoli
View Attic, Miami, Milano, Italy, MAC – milano architettura contemporanea
Image copyright: @Claudio Tajoli
View Attic, Miami, Milano, Italy, MAC – milano architettura contemporanea
Image copyright: @Claudio Tajoli
View Attic, Miami, Milano, Italy, MAC – milano architettura contemporanea
Image copyright: @Claudio Tajoli
Upon climbing the staircase and crossing the threshold of the upper floor, one is immersed in a cone of light: the glazed volume of the services gives the impression of being suspended over the staircase volume, while the large windows separating the interior and exterior provide, more than a separation, a sense of continuity. On the same level are the kitchen and dining area, as well as the green terrace and the pool beyond the glassed doors.
Reaching the terrace, one feels like being on a large design boat. Its wooden flooring shapes the furniture volumes and hides the pool systems, giving unity to the whole. The balanced rhythm of the vertical wooden elements and the greenery bring guests back to a Lombard landscape dimension. The pool, 18 meters long, required significant structural intervention on the existing basin. Its elevation allowed for the accommodation of systems and the creation of double height in the living area. The choice of light-coloured cladding emphasizes the transparency of the water, enjoyable even from the kitchen workspace designed by Ze.ro design.
View Attic, Miami, Milano, Italy, MAC – milano architettura contemporanea
Image copyright: @Claudio Tajoli
View Attic, Miami, Milano, Italy, MAC – milano architettura contemporanea
Image copyright: @Claudio Tajoli
Finally, the lower floor, where the sleeping area is located, includes five bedrooms, each equipped with wardrobes, a desk, an en suite bathroom, and a private terrace. Access is through a dark-toned portal, filtering the transition to the new space and creating a harmonious contrast of lights and sensations.