PROJECTS

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

Fuster House, a late 15th-century building in the fortified square that was the origin of the town, is being transformed into a single-family dwelling. In addition to the restoration of the original facades, an interesting system of consolidation from the inside brings it back to life by restoring efficiency to the existing materials and interior distribution

Originally it was the Haupt residence, designed in the 1970s by Charles Gwathmey, a member of the famous group of architects "The New York Five". Today completely restored and respectfully modified according to the needs of the new inhabitants, the House among the Dunes gains new life while remaining faithful to its creator.

"An ancient barrel-vaulted workshop is hidden under the dust of history along one of the oldest streets of merchant Bolzano" (noa*). The ancient two-level building called "Haus am Gang" breathes new life with the project for the Bogen bistro with floral and bohemian atmospheres

The renovation project of the LH building, a two-story residential building in the center of Varna, Bulgaria, involves the preservation and reconstruction of important decorative elements and the expansion of the volume by adding three new floors

In the city of Locri in southern Italy, the building at Via Matteotti 189, a stately palace dating back to 1926, is being restored while fully respecting its original identity: the renovation project integrates new functions, creating a juxtaposition between the delicacy of the new and the prominence of the historical friezes

A new contemporary engagement space, achieved through the respectful restoration of the ancient church Chiesa San Pellegrino, which houses the exhibition for the storage of the plaster casts of the Tuscan Museum Pole

On Avenida 31 de Janeiro in Braga, Portugal, a building from the early 20th century is chosen by the design and construction company Castro Group to settle the new headquarters by adding to the building's history the company's more than 50 years of experience. A place to come for inspiration toward creating a future of excellence

LUMA Arles at the Parc des Ateliers, "If there is an image, a metaphor for this 21st century institution , it is that of a living organism. A place where the question is no longer whether spaces are open or closed but how they function in the present moment: a place where always, somewhere, something is happening. A biological archipelago..." Maia Hoffmann

A creative and conscientious renovation project for Casa Alba in Barcelona's Gracia neighborhood expertly blends history and innovation. A classic townhouse divided into three striking apartments, designed to harmoniously blend contemporary ideas with traditional features

The project for Casa Cientoonce stems from respect for early 20th-century Madrid residential architecture: the house to be renovated belongs to one of the valuable residential colonies that took place in Madrid during the first quarter of the last century

20/A: this is how the Messner Architects studio named the project for the artist Hannes Egger at 20/A Am Gries, in the historic center of Luna, a place for thought and work, retreat and exchange

Monumental spaces of a seventeenth-century monastery transformed into a hotel, preserving intact the charm of the ancient architecture and the atmosphere of peace and meditation, crowned by a spa in the garden that laps the shores of the lake

Restoration of 8 floors, 150sqm each, of a residential building built in 1872. The name of the 27+14 project derives from the exhumation of 14 splendid Nolla mosaics and 27 plumbing pieces of great chromatic richness discovered by stripping the building of all its posthumous interventions

Piazza Leon Battista Alberti in Mantua acquired its current configuration only at the beginning of the 20th century. Previously, the space was used as a courtyard or monastery cloister. The recent demolitions have defined the urban void, distorting the space and depriving it of its regular shape.