PROJECTS

In a residential settlement on a hill in the surroundings of Varese, Piemonte, Italy, Casa CS embraces the privileged landscape context by making the view and the light from the southwest exposure tangible presences in its architecture. Engaging with the beauty of the outdoors and the opposite pursuit of intimacy and concentration are the goals of the project

In Mexico City, at 553 Insurgentes Sur Avenue, a tower with an excellent location and an attractive and innovative design houses the offices of BanCoppel. The glass facades and open plants of the building allow for designing the offices with maximum freedom and natural lighting

The transformation of industrial spaces is one of the most fascinating challenges for contemporary architecture. In Lumezzane, in the heart of the province of Brescia, a project of restructuring and functional reuse of a metallurgical factory is part of an ambitious urban regeneration program. This intervention renews the aesthetic appearance of the building and redefines its interaction with the surrounding environment and the local community.

The renovation project signed by Candoni, Gortana, and Papa has transformed the Panorama Hotel Friuli into an exclusive accommodation. Through careful architectural restoration and a functional redistribution of internal spaces, the studio has managed to combine tradition and innovation, creating unique environments. Local materials, advanced technologies, and refined design define a hospitality that combines well-being, comfort, and a strong connection with the history of the place.

Birdhouse is born from the customers' desire to have a large common space that is not divided by stairs: the latter are moved outside the main perimeter of the house, in the north part, hosting only one round window that resembles the appearance of a new birdhouse.

Awarded by the jury in the Sustainable Cultural Building category for the 2024 Architizer A+ Awards, the Panda Pavilions, inspired by the natural landscape of Chengdu, China, are designed to promote interdisciplinary collaboration for the care of giant pandas

The restructuring intervention has preserved the original architectural features, such as the use of Klinker for the shutters and the rigorous geometry, reinterpreting them in a contemporary way to enhance integration with the landscape and improve the functionality of indoor and outdoor spaces.

A space to showcase resort costumes and clothing: the Ocean Bou boutique in Montreal uses colors and shapes to create a sense of luxury and remind customers of the desire for the sea

The architectural project of the Single-Family Residential Villa in Tremezzina stands out for its aim to create a harmonious interaction between architecture and the surrounding natural environment. Through careful design choices and advanced technological solutions, it pursues respect for environmental sustainability, combined with a refined and functional aesthetic approach.

The Arsenal Tower, located in the eco-sustainable district of Arsenal in Dijon, is an innovative project that sets a new standard for sustainable architecture. Designed by Arte Charpentier, the tower is a positive energy residential building that generates more energy than it consumes. This innovative approach is supported by the city of Dijon and the urban community of Dijon Métropole, and fits within a vision of responsible and virtuous urban development.

The Museum of Crystal in Colle Val D'Elsa offers a journey through industrial history, craftsmanship, and contemporary design, with immersive installations that evoke the four natural elements: air, water, earth, and fire, embodying the mystery of crystal and glass

The House in Shukugawa is situated on a compact flag-shaped lot, nestled in the tranquil setting of Nishinomiya, in Hyogo prefecture. This house is located in a historic and charming residential area, adjacent to the Shukugawa River, famous for its spectacular cherry blossoms. However, the high population density and small lots typical of this area necessitated designing a house that would be a cozy retreat and separate from the surrounding buildings, thus creating an independent world.

The intervention concerned the building redevelopment of a property located in the Municipality of Battipaglia, in the province of Salerno, under the extraordinary regulations of the Campania Region - Housing Plan. The operation involved the demolition of the previous building, consisting of three above-ground levels, and the subsequent reconstruction with an increase in volume, creating a modern building that houses 12 residential units of various sizes, two commercial premises, and 9 underground parking spaces.

Villa Z stands out in the urban fabric where it is located, characterized mainly by mono and multi-family buildings from the 80s and 90s: the essential and minimalist design characterized by the interpenetration of geometric solids introduces a new architectural language to the context.