PROJECTS

Casa Citerna is born from the renovation and energy requalification of a portion of a historic building, located in the Florentine Chianti area, Italy, strongly altered in its historical characteristics by the interventions suffered during the 20th century

Kornets Hus, or House of Grain, is a cultural center nestled in the agricultural heart of Denmark. Designed to provide inspiration and education on the crucial significance of grains, not only in Danish history but also for the entirety of human civilization, this center provides a vibrant environment for engaging learning opportunities and baking workshops

Drift, the wooden and steel pedestrian bridge designed by Volkan Alkanoglu, stands out as an emblematic work in the urban landscape of Fort Worth, Texas. This sustainable architecture project represents a tangible example of innovative and environmentally friendly design strategy.

From a commercial space to a restaurant, Brutal Burrito takes inspiration from the temporary and sporadic spaces that appear in any corner of cities: market stalls, stands, and street food. The idea guiding the project is to capture that feeling of spontaneity and reversibility in accordance with Brutal Burrito's gastronomic project, both for its close condition to street food and its ambition to change and evolve

A spacious 200 square meter apartment in Milan is chosen as the new residence by a design-loving family in need of more space and renewed atmospheres that follow the growth of the people and their tastes. Here is Casa Lazit

The traditional church of Alcalá, under the protection of the Virgin of Candelaria, initially closed for safety reasons and finally demolished in 2011, is finally being rebuilt thanks to the deep desire of the townspeople to recover the memory of the hermitage that disappeared

The monovolume architecture + design studio designs this villa among the valleys of Merano, where the slope of the terrain requires a project of volumes, created through the purist use of concrete and glass. The flat roof and the pool emphasize the contrast with the greenery.

The Loft House is the office building commissioned by the well-known Finnish construction company EKE, which best reflects the company's characteristics and values: honesty, simplicity and prestige

Troviscal House, in Portugal, in the village of the same name with its still predominantly rural character, was not an architectural model of the most erudite, but it had character.
In a landscape of isolated, often single-story houses interspersed with agricultural fields, the building to be restored throws a new challenge to designers

The Matilde apartment in Reggio Emilia, right in the city center, is an exclusive space, transformed by the ovre.design® studio into an exemplary format of their mastery in conceiving and designing interior spaces. An apartment that spans a surface of 65 square meters, which have become for the studio a sort of manifesto of design culture and aesthetic taste, an expression of the concept of hyperdecorativeness.

The recovery and enhancement of an ancient farmhouse from the early 1900s immersed in the idyllic landscape of the Oltrepò Pavese, between the northern Italian cities of Alessandria, Piacenza, and Pavia: this is a project that respects the charm of antiquity through an authentic and genuine design, reflecting the philosophy of the Milanese couple who commissioned it, owners of an independent tailoring business that combines craftsmanship and entrepreneurship

Step Level House redefines residential living, with its multi-level design. Its large steps connect the street to the garden level, forming inviting terraces that offer picturesque views of the surrounding trees

Recovering an old vacation home at the highest point of the village, in the middle of the countryside, with phenomenal views and a garden with a beautifully distinctive element: this is the 'Under the Willow Tree' house

Nestled between the edge of a deciduous forest and a stream, near Winchester in England, the Climber's Cabin is intended to serve as accommodation for guests and as an independent space for the client's children as they grow up.

The main design challenge for Shanghai International Financial Center was to simultaneously satisfy three different clients by creating unified complex: a vertical campus, to create a sense of community, and a walkway that connects all the buildings together, so the user feels part of a unique experience while allowing each client to maintain autonomy and identity