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Villa IV includes three residences, each offering a distinct take on privacy and open-space living. The ground floor residence features an expansive garden. The first-floor apartment, with four bedrooms and two terraces, offers generous space and flow. The penthouse stands out with two large terraces, extending the interior into an open-air retreat.
A villa of expressive, cubic forms, with an alternation of cantilevers and hollowed-out volumes for a flowing exterior. The fine details are underlined by the use of glass railings on the terraces and balconies. Towards the valley, wide window fronts open onto panoramic views. Villa IV is designed by NPS Tchoban Voss, an architectural practice with its foundations dating back to the early 1930s. Today, the firm’s portfolio encompasses numerous inspiring private and public buildings, principally in Germany.
From the precision of its structural volumes to the fine execution of its glazing and balustrades, Villa IV reflects meticulous attention to proportion and material. The result is a bold, modern villa that remains effortlessly livable.
Villa is located on the eastern edge of the southern row of buildings. Due to its location on a steep slope, it forms a striking component of the ensemble. The house follows the design concept of a monolithic residential block carved out of the rock. In keeping with its varying orientation, the volume responds with varying degrees of outward opening.