"CAPTURE" is situated in Spello, Province of Perugia, Italy. It includes a series of guesthouses and a communal wine tasting building that blend with the surrounding landscape. The design focuses on sustainability and community involvement. It reflects a philosophy connected to Tili Vini Winery, which prioritizes a respectful relationship with nature.

Architecture Concept
The project organizes five guesthouses to the north of a central communal building. This layout creates both privacy and opportunities for social interaction among guests. The design ensures that natural views remain visible, allowing the surroundings to play a role in the experience of the space.

Sustainable Practices
A key feature is the commitment to sustainability and independence. The buildings incorporate various energy systems for power generation, water collection, and food production. This setup reduces the need for outside resources. Additionally, the use of a solar structure above the communal wine tasting building enhances energy efficiency, supporting broader environmental goals.

Material Selection
Material choice in "CAPTURE" emphasizes reuse and local context. The design makes use of bricks salvaged from demolished buildings, high-performance glazing for energy savings, and solid timber framing. These selections focus on reducing carbon emissions while ensuring that the structures integrate well with the area’s architectural style.

Architectural Details
Visual appeal is enhanced by a blue color scheme of glazed and matte ceramic tiles. This design element not only adds beauty but also strengthens local character. Each detail works together to create spaces that are functional and pleasant, focusing on user experience alongside sustainability.