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Glamping San Leonardo

San Leonardo Valley, Veneto

The Glamping San Leonardo complex is located in the homonymous marine nature reserve, in Veneto. Since Roman times, this lagoon has been a territory managed by man with ancient hydraulic engineering techniques, with the aim of creating the best possible habitat for birds such as herons, ducks and flamingos. This is the area that Hemingway described in Across the River and Into the Trees.

The project of the Andrea Magnaghi Architecture involves the construction of a widespread tourist complex articulated in rush stilt houses, in harmony with local tradition. The constructions are built on wooden structures, enriched with fabrics and straw mattresses typical of the Venetian lagoon. Common facilities include a restaurant built around a fogher, a cavana (dock) and an equipped swimming pool.

The Suites can only be reached by boat and offer an experience of profound harmony with nature. Equipped with a private swimming pool and a dock, they are an invitation to discover the lagoon.

The bio-pool project is inspired by the typical eddies, the lakes where small fish are grown. The water from the valley, already very clean but further filtered, feeds the bio-pool, which has a system of filter plants to ensure the purity of the water.

Client: Valle San Leonardo

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Status: in progress