The restoration project transforms the existing building (Tabià) into a holiday home for a family passionate about the mountains. The renovation of this building, once used as a stable and barn, becomes an opportunity to reinvent, in a contemporary way, a building strongly linked to the local agricultural tradition.

Inserted in a sloping land, in the second line with respect to the roadside and the buildings that overlook it, the building is spread over 3 levels: one partially underground with a mixed structure in stone and concrete, an intermediate one with a structure of beams and pillars in wood, where there is also the entrance, and an attic that protrudes on all sides.

The building was dismantled, reconfigured and enlarged on the east side, proposing a distributive and functional reinterpretation of the tabià. The typical distribution scheme of this mountain area has been resumed: the internal space has been divided into three parts where the staircase occupies the central portion.

On the lower floors, which are in close contact with the surrounding existing buildings, bedrooms and service areas have been placed, while the living area has been placed in the attic, where it is possible to enjoy the beautiful landscape of the Dolomites.

The cozy and spacious kitchen / living area is located in the heart of the house and benefits from large floor to ceiling windows that overlook the mountains to the south and the woods to the north.