Lamia Santolina / YAS architecture
The creative workspace, Lamia Santolina, is a living building made of hemp and lime. Situated in the countryside around Carovigno (BR), Apulia, southern Italy and commissioned by the artist Cosimo Terlizzi and his partner Damien Modolo takes on the lamia typology, traditionally found in the Valle d'Itria and Alto Salento with a contemporary twist. It reflects the owners' love of the Apulian countryside and their desire to leave a respectful print on the land by creating a modern art studio in harmony with local nature and culture.
© Studio Voda + Pierluigi Schena
architects: YAS architectureLocation: 72012 Carovigno, Brindisi, ItalyProject Year: 2021Photographs: Studio Voda + Pierluigi SchenaPhotographs: Cosimo TerlizziPhotographs: Messapia StylePhotographs: YAS architecturePhotographs: Francesco Paolo GassiArea: 100.0 m2
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© Studio Voda + Pierluigi Schena
architects: YAS architectureLocation: 72012 Carovigno, Brindisi, ItalyProject Year: 2021Photographs: Studio Voda + Pierluigi SchenaPhotographs: Cosimo TerlizziPhotographs: Messapia StylePhotographs: YAS architecturePhotographs: Francesco Paolo GassiArea: 100.0 m2
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