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Architect in Vicenza

Architect in Vicenza: contemporary luxury villas

Architect in Vicenza for contemporary luxury villas: on the Colli Berici, along the Pedemontana, in the Alto Vicentino and on the plain. Below, the studio’s projects in the Vicenza area, then the places where we build and how we work, from the first free meeting to handover.

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Architect in Vicenza: the areas of the Vicenza province

The province of Vicenza offers remarkably different settings for anyone who wants to build a high-quality private residence: from the Colli Berici to the Pedemontana, from Palladio’s city, a UNESCO heritage site, to the plain of the Alto Vicentino. Each area has its own planning, landscape and market characteristics. A specialised studio analyses them at design stage, whatever its location: planning documents and talks with municipal technical offices are handled digitally today.

Colli Berici: hills and villas in the greenery

The Colli Berici, just south of Vicenza, are among the most sought-after areas of the province for high-end residential design. A landscape of great quality — woods, vineyards, villages such as Arcugnano, Longare and Castegnero, open views over the plain — with growing demand from those looking for high-level homes set in greenery, a few minutes from the city.

Building on the Berici requires an architect in Vicenza able to read the area’s constraints at design stage: landscape constraints are present and vary from one municipality to another, and fitting the house into the slope is often the real design challenge. An architect who knows these constraints can turn them into opportunities: villas that follow the morphology of the hill, sheltered patios, framed views.

luxury villa Franciacorta Brescia contemporary architecture hills vineyards
The illuminated pool of SD Home in Soave, Verona, designed by Federico Cappellina & Partners Architects. An oasis of design and tranquility that enhances the minimalist architecture

Pedemontana: from Bassano to Thiene

The Pedemontana belt — Bassano del Grappa, Marostica, Thiene, Schio — is one of the most active markets in the province for private residential design. Hills, the first slopes of the Prealps, quality historic centres and a business fabric that feeds steady demand for high-level homes.

An architect in Vicenza designing in this area must know the rules of the individual Pedemontana municipalities, the hydrogeological constraints of the hill areas and the landscape-integration rules. Villas designed with a genuine relationship to the Pedemontana landscape — orientation, views of Monte Grappa and the Altopiano, protection from the winds — offer a quality of living that is hard to replicate in the city.

Architect in Vicenza: AV Home, a contemporary villa in Dueville

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Detail of the Lugana Bay façade, an example of modern and minimalist architecture in San Benedetto di Lugana

Alto Vicentino and the plain: Dueville, Caldogno, Lonigo

The Vicenza plain — from Dueville and Caldogno in the north to Lonigo towards the Berici — is a very active market for high-end private residential design. Fewer landscape constraints than in the hill areas, more building flexibility, excellent road links.

This is where the studio has already built: AV Home in Dueville, a villa with an infinity pool, and MySa and First Villa in Lonigo. Homes with large gardens, infinity pools and wellness spaces integrated into the architecture — completed projects.

Federico Cappellina Architects: over 24 years in high-end residential design

Based in the Verona area and fully operational in Vicenza and its province, Federico Cappellina is an architecture studio specialising in high-end private residential design. Over 23 completed projects across Vicenza, Verona and Lake Garda — including AV Home in Dueville, MySa and First Villa in Lonigo, in the heart of the Vicenza province.

Every project starts from a deep listening to the client. The aim is not to propose a style: it is to translate the client’s way of living into a precise, coherent architectural space, built to last.

The studio follows every project end to end: architectural concept, construction design, municipal permits, site supervision, selection of materials and interior design. One point of contact for the whole process.

See also: AV Home: a contemporary villa in the Vicenza plain · Architect in Padua

architetto Verona ville di lusso contemporanee – Studio Federico Cappellina

We design your villa in Vicenza.

Tell me about your project.

Which areas around Vicenza do you work in?

The main areas are the Colli Berici, the Pedemontana belt (Bassano del Grappa, Marostica, Thiene, Schio) and the plain of the Alto Vicentino, from Dueville and Caldogno to Lonigo.

Landscape constraints are present and vary from one municipality to another, and fitting the house into the slope is often the real design challenge.

AV Home in Dueville, on the Vicenza plain, and the villas First Villa and MySa in Lonigo. You can see them on the Projects page.

Yes, the first meeting is free and without obligation, in the studio or by video call.

Fees and building costs are explained in our guide: Architect fees for a villa in Italy.

01 — Initial meeting

The first meeting, in the studio or by video call, is free and without obligation. I listen to the client’s vision, the type of work and the budget. There is no standard approach.

02 — Concept and proposal

I translate needs into architecture. Before drawing the first line I understand how the client wants to live in those spaces, not only how they should look.

03 — Design, site, handover

I follow every phase: construction drawings, municipal permits, choice of materials, site supervision. The client is never left alone.