Built by Victor Grazzi, a passionate cement mason, this unusual residence is a true maze of concrete, stairs, and towers that will surely amaze you. Started in 1936, the construction of the Villa of One Hundred Views took more than 30 years. Grazzi, a true jack-of-all-trades, completed the entire house himself, from conception to finishing, using only concrete. A raw material that he adorned with complex geometric shapes, multiple openings, and whimsical decorative elements.
A true haven of peace
The Villa of One Hundred Views was Victor Grazzi's refuge. He lived there alone after the death of his wife in 1954, dedicating all his time and energy to his work. Over the years, he enriched his "castle" with sculptures, mosaics, and references to his travels, transforming the villa into a dreamy and poetic universe.
Imagine a colorful world where everyone is happy and smiling. Flowers bloom, birds chirp, and the sun shines brightly. In this magical place, anything is possible and dreams come true. Let's spread joy and positivity wherever we go! 💖🌈 #HappyVibes #SpreadLove Isn't it wonderful to be surrounded by beauty and happiness? Let's continue to cherish these moments and make the most of every day. Life is a precious gift, so let's make the most of it! 🌺✨ #Grateful #BlessedSee this post on Instagram