Almo House by IMaestri Group: Exterior view of the luxury villa showing the central triangular courtyard and facade of concrete and local marble.

Almo

Almo means creative entity, something emerging from within. The concept is based around a central triangular courtyard that both gathers the surrounding rooms while gently flowing movement outward. This geometric language echoes an Arabic mosaic legacy, where orthogonality and precise 45° triangulations create subtle variations within a rational grid.

Geometric marble and texture

Almo means creative entity, something emerging from within. The concept is based around a central triangular courtyard that both gathers the surrounding rooms while gently flowing movement outward. This geometric language echoes an Arabic mosaic legacy, where orthogonality and precise 45° triangulations create subtle variations within a rational grid.

Almo

Almo

Almo means creative entity, something emerging from within. The concept is based around a central triangular courtyard that both gathers the surrounding rooms while gently flowing movement outward. This geometric language echoes an Arabic mosaic legacy, where orthogonality and precise 45° triangulations create subtle variations within a rational grid.

Almo

The house is arranged across two levels: privacy above, social spaces below, anchored to the natural topography and opening toward the surrounding landscape. The architect chose to combine two different materials - concrete and locally quarried marble - which are composed in a continuous pattern, evoking the mosaic and giving the architecture a quiet, tactile complexity.

Geometric marble and texture

The house is arranged across two levels: privacy above, social spaces below, anchored to the natural topography and opening toward the surrounding landscape. The architect chose to combine two different materials - concrete and locally quarried marble - which are composed in a continuous pattern, evoking the mosaic and giving the architecture a quiet, tactile complexity.

Area
790 m²

Almo House by IMaestri Group: Exterior view of the geometric structure with composite concrete and locally quarried marble facade next to a pool.
Almo House by IMaestri Group: Exterior view of the geometric structure with composite concrete and locally quarried marble facade next to a pool.
Almo House by IMaestri Group: Exterior view of the geometric structure with composite concrete and locally quarried marble facade next to a pool.
Almo House by IMaestri Group: Exterior view of the geometric structure with composite concrete and locally quarried marble facade next to a pool.
Almo House interior: Open ground-floor space with large hexagonal openings, reflecting the Arabic mosaic legacy and outward flow.
Almo House interior: Open ground-floor space with large hexagonal openings, reflecting the Arabic mosaic legacy and outward flow.
Almo House interior: Open ground-floor space with large hexagonal openings, reflecting the Arabic mosaic legacy and outward flow.
Almo House interior: Open ground-floor space with large hexagonal openings, reflecting the Arabic mosaic legacy and outward flow.
Almo House grand salon: Interior view of the vast, emerging living space with geometric complexity and subtle tactile quality.
Almo House grand salon: Interior view of the vast, emerging living space with geometric complexity and subtle tactile quality.
Almo House grand salon: Interior view of the vast, emerging living space with geometric complexity and subtle tactile quality.
Almo House grand salon: Interior view of the vast, emerging living space with geometric complexity and subtle tactile quality.