The house Andreis in Scandriglia built between 1964 - 1969 is one of the major architectural works of the architect Paolo Portoghesi, whose work investigates the relationship between nature and architectural archetypes. "the articulated game of the walls increase the sense of depth and the view helps you to read and understand the differents on the orographical positions", these words represents a domain without violence "similiìar to that which produced the oredered cultivation of olives trees that overlap on the natural multiplicity a geometric plot without twisting the structure indeed point it out and clarify it." "The plan derives from the geometric connection and the elaboration of three spatial knots corresponding to three fundamental moments of the housing function: the livingroom, the lunch area and disengagement of the night area connecting the three bedrooms of the ground floor. Each through-joints come as a result of the contrast of three groups that have their centre on the vertex of a triangle with sides all different from each other."

floors: 3, rooms: 9, bedrooms: 3, kitchens: 1, bathrooms: 2, entrances: 1, cellar: yes, parking lot: yes, terrace: 50 m2, garden: 6400 m2