A Brutalist-style home and nature preserve built in 1964 above Lake Lugano is for sale. The property is an homage to the Le Corbusier, the pioneer of modern architecture.
(all images courtesy of Christie's)
While walls and floors are of exposed concrete, the villa offers vast vistas over Lake Lugano as well as onto a natural pond, waterfall included.
The courtyard has been left to a wild garden which separates the largest room from the remaining ones. The rest of the villa's four rooms all have access to a separate garden. The indoor pool has been modernized, and a lift connects garage and residence.
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