In 1940, the Laboroi family moved into a housebarn in Italy’s Graian Alps that was big enough for the five family members, as well as their goats, cows and chickens and hay. Being able to fit everything under one roof was a luxury that meant no one needed to go outside to work with the animals during cold, snowy winters.
Eighty years later, the Laboroi’s still live in the mountains – unlike many other farmers from the area who moved to the city in the ‘60s and ‘70s -, but they wanted to restore the original stone housebarn which had been covered in cement plaster by the previous generation. Andrea Laboroi and architect Davide Querio decided to turn the abandoned stables into bedrooms and open up a huge picture window in the former hayloft to provide the living room with a view of the alps, valley, Gran Paradiso National Park, and even a waterfall.
Davide Querio, QOS Studio: www.qosstudio.it
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Another winning episode.
I am always disappointed when your videos end… 👍🏼👈🏼👀
Really beautiful.
In heaven again
I used to raid houses looked just like that in my old D&D computer games.
They put a LOT of thought into this! Wow, modern upgrades, respect to the history, AND the views of the Alps. I think perhaps the grandparents would have approved of their efforts 100%.
Thank you thank you that you removed the plasters … uffff you almost killed the real beauty ….
If I lived there, I would never want to leave.
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Incredible!
BEST PLACE YET💯✅👑👏
a beautiful restoration, with magnificent views.
Awesome and beautiful!
How do they keep the house warm in winter
My favorite view ever