Farmhouse and B&B

rivergaro, Italy

This project was commissioned by a private client to renovate and repurpose a former agriturismo into a contemporary hospitality space and artists’ residence overlooking the Val Trebbia. Located in a sensitive landscape area subject to approval by the Heritage Authority, the visualizations were developed to clearly communicate the architectural volumes, landscape integration, and overall impact of the proposal. The masterplan consists of six distinct buildings designed to host guests and artists, along with a panoramic swimming pool oriented toward the valley. Starting from a basic DWG drawing, the project evolved through detailed site analysis, including terrain modeling with natural slopes, definition of building volumes and circulation paths, and the integration of carefully selected tree species chosen together with the client to reinforce the dialogue between architecture and landscape.

Architectural rendering of a modern building with a stone facade and large windows on the upper level, alongside a traditional-style building with a red tiled roof and beige walls, situated in a landscaped area with pathways and greenery.
Architectural rendering of a typical rustic house with stone and stucco exterior, terracotta roof tiles, surrounded by green lawn and trees, person walking near the house, overcast sky.
Architectural rendering of a series of windows and an open door along a corridor with stone and plaster walls, viewed from outside.
View of a modern building exterior with a stone facade on the left and a textured beige wall on the right. The building has four windows, two on each section, with reflections of trees and sky in the glass.
Exterior of a modern house with stone and stucco walls, dark shutters, and a glass-enclosed patio reflecting trees, under a partly cloudy sky.
Stone house with green shutters and a balcony, viewed through a white gate with leafy trees in the foreground.