are often found in small towns of southern Italy, have an 'entry on the national road and the promenade. Houses are side by side, just three meters deep and narrow, difficult to furnish and redistribute. Here we are in Santa Teresa di Riva, Messina, a country not generally appreciated and I live in the three summer months for the return of those who went to seek his fortune elsewhere. Sometimes it happens that those lucky enough to find, decides to give something back, even if only in terms of aesthetics, his birthplace. We are in depandence for the guests of 'Vicenza architect Paolo Costa, adjacent to the Aeolian style villa recuparata and where he lives during the summer months. Only three feet wide, ten deep, three stories in total. The recovery has been preserved and studied in detail, transforming an 'inhabited dwelling and the low economic value (a few tens of thousands of euro), in a functional unit for guests, with the ability to accommodate up to eight. In the small garden is now used as a cooking dominated by white, a barbeque for grilled swordfish, strictly Messina, a small table and copetura for the sun. The 'grass is beautifully maintained and watered regularly to keep it alive and glowing.
Ariot
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