Given that the land around these homes is so narrow, I'm confused by how this one can be so wide. But I guess if people can make complete basement floors out of what seems like three feet of space, they can truly do anything.
I'm very curious what this looks like on the inside. If the Venturo is closed off and is it's own room, or is opened up to the rest of the home. Or if in fact it's even there anymore. It seems like the "rule" is the original architecture must be visibly incorporated into the design of the house, but how do we really know it's still in there?
