Part of a two-storey building with facades clad in natural stone and balcony balustrades made of glass | © Matteo Piazza

Wooden multi-family house in Ticino

Wooden house with a stone envelope

Modern: An apartment building in Pregassona near Lugano combines innovative building technologies with contemporary Ticino architecture. Despite its dimensions - the size of the retail spaces ranges between 130 and 200 m² per residential unit - the apartment building appears light and articulates itself coherently in its surroundings.

Part of a two-storey building with facades clad in natural stone and balcony balustrades made of glass | © Matteo Piazza
Ventilated façade clad in natural stone (pietra Piasentina)
Wooden multi-family house in Ticino | © LignoAlp
Parapets made of glass allow an unobstructed view

The rectangular structure is based on a basement made of waterproof concrete, which houses garages, a cellar and a fitness room. Above this, eight flats extend over two floors, realised in timber frame construction. One of the architectural features of the building is its ventilated façade, which was clad on the outside with "Piasentina stone" and harmoniously integrates the property into its surroundings.

Wooden multi-family house in Ticino | © Matteo Piazza
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Wooden multi-family house in Ticino | © Matteo Piazza Part of a two-storey building with facades clad in natural stone and balcony balustrades made of glass | © Matteo Piazza Wooden multi-family house in Ticino | © LignoAlp
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