Villino Ellul

Villino Ellul, also known as Dixcart House, is a striking Modernist villa located in Ta' Xbiex, Malta, designed by architect Salvatore Ellul in the late 1930s. As one of the first Modernist buildings on the island, it showcases a unique architectural style characterized by sharp lines and delicate curves, influenced by notable figures like Le Corbusier. Originally built as Ellul's personal residence, the villa survived World War II and has since been restored and converted into office space. Its historical significance is recognized as it was scheduled as a Grade 2 building in 2012, making it an interesting site for tourists and researchers interested in Malta's architectural evolution.