Via in Rose Estate:
shelter for semi-wild livestock breeding

To prepare the shelter for semi-wild ovine and caprine breeding, the land was prepared and drainage systems were installed, followed by the construction of a laminated wood shelter. The covered space, with a total area of approximately 120 square meters, includes divided enclosures equipped with pressure/demand watering systems. The design of the shelter structure was carried out with significant attention to garden design. Two independent laminated wood shelters were built to serve different purposes: one for housing the animals and the other as a cold greenhouse. . The two shelters were connected by a striking double consecutive roof, making up two aisles, each 6 meters deep and 18 meters long. They were positioned cantilevered on different levels, with access on separate ground levels. This design created a large undulating slope that follows the natural topography of the surrounding countryside. The scenic structure, with cantilevered roofs facing southwest, was conceived to accommodate a significant number of solar panels, creating a grid that allows air and light to pass through.