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Rekawa Villas别墅位于海滨，坐落在拥有500多棵树木的椰子种植园的宁静环境中。该庄园由三栋房屋/别墅组成，它们既可以用作一项财产，也可以用作单独的财产。原始的坦加勒海滩是斯里兰卡南部海岸最美丽的海滩之一，至今未曾动过。海滨物业的价格明显低于加勒，乌纳瓦图纳和美蕊沙附近，但距汉班托塔国际机场仅30公里，距科伦坡约200公里，可轻松抵达这片天堂。
别墅以其质朴而简单的结构震撼人心，传达出斯里兰卡的风味，并在现代与旧时之间散布着独特的空间。它是由意大利建筑师作为他的私人住宅设计和建造的，目的是展示他的艺术收藏。利用不同文化的元素为设计汲取灵感，主要是为了实现斯里兰卡的外观。从复杂的建筑细节出发，重点是创建简单而独特的空间，吸引人们注意古物和一些当代艺术作品。
墙壁是白色的，而在主楼和书房的地面上都用白水泥铺设地板，以传达光线和空间感，并起到降温的作用。顶层主要由木材制成，以传达温暖的感觉，并且其建成是为了提供供居民逃脱的私人空间。
主别墅分两层，可用面积约455平方米。一楼包括起居室，餐厅，厨房，一个外部厨房和一个豪华的阳台，阳台沿着前门的长度延伸到侧面。一楼可容纳一个小型书房，图书馆，商店，主卧室和一个阳台。在起居室和餐厅中，有几扇玻璃窗没有面板，它们沿着中间旋转以打开，被放置以允许阳光进入。所有的窗户都装有木质的扇形照明灯和雕刻物，即使有所有门窗都关闭。
相邻的书房别墅分两层，可用面积约135平方米。入口处铺满了miris gal（花岗岩石），这些石块组合在一起形成了一个长台阶。起居区通向工作室和二楼。通往上层楼的门口与一扇类似于窗帘的阿富汗门分开，楼梯的前几步由水泥制成，而其余部分则由木材制成并向上盘旋。楼梯的木质部分旨在提醒人们一条护城河上的桥梁到一座城堡的信息。
全景别墅分为两层，可用面积约250平方米。它与主别墅和学习别墅隔离，位于椰子种植园中。它由两个大的开放空间组成，起居室和卧室，一个厨房，两个卫生间和阳台。还有一个约60平方米的花园洋房，带有起居区，厨房，卧室和浴室。以及45平方米的车库。
无限的游泳池长16m x 6m，从海滩升起，坐落在椰子种植园中，四周被郁郁葱葱的绿色植物所环绕，并向前方开放，一览无余。
由于该土地曾经是椰子园的一部分，所以大部分树木都完好无损，因此花园围绕着树木建造，融合了砂浆，杵等斯里兰卡文物和sekkuwa（传统的采油）机器）和白色水泥轮廓，沿着花园的长度分布，形成不同的图案。
Rekawa Villas are located on the Ocean front in tranquil surroundings of a coconut plantation with over 500 trees. The estate consists of three houses / villas that can be used as one property or function as separate ones. The pristine Tangalle beach is one of the most beautiful in Sri Lanka’s southern coast that remained untouched. Beachfront property prices are significantly lower than around Galle, Unawatuna and Mirissa, yet just 30km from Hambantota International Airport and some 200km from Colombo, it offers easy access and convenience to this piece of paradise.
The villas strike a chord with their rustic and simple structures that convey a Sri Lankan touch, complete with unique spaces that drift between the contemporary and old. It was designed and built by an Italian architect as his private residence and to showcase his art collections. Elements of different cultures had been utilised to draw inspiration for the design, predominantly striving to achieve a Sri Lankan semblance. Straying from complex architectural details, the focus was on creating simple yet distinctive spaces where the attention is drawn to antiquities and some contemporary art pieces.
Walls are in white while the floors are laid with white cement on the ground floors, both in the main building and the study, to convey a sense of light and space as well as to impart a cooling effect. The top floors are predominantly made of timber to relay a sense of warmth, and are built to provide private spaces where the residents can escape to.
The main villa is laid over two floors with some 455 sqm of usable area. The ground floor includes the living room, dining, kitchen, an exterior kitchen and a lavish veranda that runs the length of the front facade and extending to the side. The first floor accommodates a small study, library, store, master bedroom and a balcony. Several windows with glazing and no panels, in the living and dining rooms, that pivot along the middle to open, are placed to allow sun light in. All windows have fanlights that are of wood along with carvings to let fresh air in, even when all doors and windows are closed.
The adjacent study villa is laid over two floors with some 135 sqm of usable area. It’s entrance is laid with miris gal (granite stones) that have been combined together to form one long step. Living area leads to the work room and to the first floor. The doorway leading to the upper floor is separated from an Afghan door, similar to a curtain, and the first few steps of the staircase is made of cement while the rest are made of wood and spirals its way up. The wooden part of the staircase is built to remind one of a bridge over a moat, to a castle.
The panoramic villa is laid over two floors with some 250 sqm of usable area. It is secluded from the main and study villas, located admits the coconut plantation. It consists of two large open space the living room and bedroom, a kitchen, two bathrooms and veranda. There is also a garden house of some 60 sqm with living area, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom; as well as a garage of 45 sqm.
The infinite pool measuring 16m x 6m is elevated from the beach and set in the coconut plantation surrounded by lush greenery on three sides and opening to an uninterrupted view of the ocean in front.
As the land was once a part of a coconut estate, most of the trees have been left intact and as such the garden is built around the trees, integrating Sri Lankan relics such as the mortar and the pestle and the sekkuwa (a traditional oil extracting machine) along with a white cement contour that runs the length of the garden creating different patterns.
