Harmony of Nature and Design: SBSA Tabia's Serene Retreat in S. Stefano di CadoreHarmony of Nature and Design: SBSA Tabia's Serene Retreat in S. Stefano di Cadore

Harmony of Nature and Design: SBSA Tabia's Serene Retreat in S. Stefano di Cadore

MOHAMMAD LUKMAN KHAN
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In the picturesque setting of S. Stefano di Cadore, an existing building with a rich agricultural history has undergone a remarkable transformation. Once used as a stable and barn, this building, known as tabià, has been lovingly converted into a modern holiday home for a family that cherishes the mountainous surroundings. The project seamlessly blends tradition and innovation, paying homage to the local vernacular while embracing a clean and contemporary aesthetic.

The refurbishment project took a respectful approach to preserve the delicate balance between tradition and modernity. The architects carefully reworked the details, imbuing the property with a more abstract and neutral character that harmoniously complements its surroundings. The tabià spans three levels, ingeniously integrated into the sloping plot. The partially underground level features a mixed structure of stone and concrete, while the intermediate level showcases wooden pillars and beams, housing the main entrance. The crowning jewel is the cantilevered attic, projecting boldly on all four sides.

To honour the original building's spirit, the renovation followed the typical distribution scheme of local architecture. The interior space was divided into three distinct sections, with a central staircase serving as the focal point. The lower floors, in close proximity to the existing buildings, accommodate rooms and service areas, while the attic is dedicated to the living area, offering breathtaking views of the magnificent Dolomites. The heart of the home is the cozy and spacious kitchen/living room, strategically positioned to capture panoramic vistas through floor-to-ceiling glazed windows that face the southern mountains and the northern forest.

Throughout the transformation, the project team embraced a reinterpretation of traditional elements, creating a new language and aesthetic that seamlessly integrates with the local tradition. This approach not only allows the home to blend harmoniously with its natural environment but also ensures a deep connection with the rich cultural heritage of the region. The result is a truly transformative holiday home, offering a contemporary retreat that resonates with the beauty of the mountains and the essence of family living.

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