Vero Casa
- Architect
- REFORM architekt
- Place
- Poland
- Type
- House
all images by Piotr Krajewski
A retained house and new volumes form a U-shaped home, combining Corten steel, timber and concrete around existing planting.
VERO CASA by REFORM architekt seamlessly integrates Italian design into its existing Polish surroundings
the resulting U-shaped house intertwines new functions while gracefully revitalizing the existing structure
existing plantings, including trees, are retained on the property, fostering a connection with nature
authentic materials such as corten, wood, and concrete harmonize the elevation with the natural surroundings
resourcefulness shines as roof tiles from dismantled towers find new purpose, contributing to the new roof
corten steel clads vero casa’s intertwined volumes in poland - 1
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