The Villa Nicodemo complex in Uta is a significant testimony to the historic rural architecture of the territories of Uta and Campidano di Cagliari. Although the first plant dates back to before 1900, the current configuration is attested in the early 1900s. The complex is a new point of interest for cultural and architectural tourism that takes place near important natural areas such as Mount Arcosu with its WWF Oasis and the Is Olias Park. Connected to a property that manages the cultivation of Sardinian almond, the structure is aimed at users interested in exploring the biodiversity and beauty of the territory. Visitors interested in the themes of agriculture, architecture and cultural heritage, eager to explore issues related to sustainability and conservation.
Enhancement of the building with the PNRR Rural Architecture contribution
The intervention involved the conservative rehabilitation of rustic rooms developed on the left side of the lot, with the aim of preserving the original typological characters, safeguarding the rural memory of the Campidano and ensuring their reuse for cultural activities. The project is an example of philological and functional recovery, integrating contemporary technological solutions with high energy efficiency.
Aspects of interest
The rooms covered by the project show the use of traditional local construction techniques, in particular the use of raw earth bricks and the reconstruction of the roof in the pavilion structure with original chestnut wood framework (the only part not replaced with brick-cement in
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