PROJECTS

In Toronto, on the top floor of a six-story building with a panoramic view of the bustling heart of the metropolis, the JCI studio creates the interior design of an important office spanning 5000 square meters where the main features are: the warmth and elegance of white oak.

A sprawling residence that seamlessly blends tradition, luxury, and familial warmth. The Monsoon House pays homage to Eastern architectural heritage, keeps traditional craftsmanship alive by weaving it into its spaces, provides its inhabitants with comfort and opulence while evoking a homely atmosphere.

A virtuous demolition of a 1970s villa, that of Villa Noal: an architecture in need of a profound redevelopment is completely replaced by a more efficient and secure one, both in terms of energy and seismic aspects, halting the consumption of new land

The building, subject of the recovery, comes to light in 1926, in the first plant of the city of Locri: the intervention on Via Matteotti 189, characterized by chromatic continuity and simplicity of language, fully respects the original identity.

A villa perched on a Montana mountain, where the choice of materials and structure arise as if from the inspiration of the surrounding environment. The exterior of the house is made up of a composition in Corten steel panels, concrete, and large windows to embrace the breathtaking views that the site offers.

The architecture firm Evolution Design has transformed its Zurich office into a stimulating space that encourages collaboration, teamwork, and social interaction. The original structure is enriched with the studio's identity through colors, textures, graphics, and vegetation.

The housing project Pilestredet 77-79 is located between 4 characteristic neighborhoods of Oslo, acting as a transition in the urban fabric. Among the buildings from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the residential complex aims to make the pleasures of urban life accessible to as many people as possible, combining tradition and innovation

In the restyling of the urban area of Corso Libertà Superiore in Merano, in Trentino Alto Adige, it is the context that informs the project. A silent design: one that does not add information but underlines the pre-existing elements and defines more clearly the areas of the city in which it is located

In the municipality of Bondy, in the outskirts of Paris, a concrete origami complements the range of sports facilities within the Robert Gazzi Stadium complex

In an urban environment where history meets contemporary design, a new renovation project stands out for its bold and refined reinterpretation of living space. Located in a prestigious neighborhood overlooking the castle, this completely renovated apartment represents a perfect fusion of functionality and aesthetics.

The renovation project of the house with office in De Moer is an example of how sustainable architecture can turn challenges into opportunities. Through innovative solutions such as the refurbishment of window frames and the integration of a solar roof, this intervention not only complies with energy regulations, but also looks to the future with an ecological and circular vision. A project that inspires and demonstrates that sustainability can be achieved without compromising aesthetics and functionality.

Requalification of a building hit by a natural disaster, Villa Laura is an example of architectural resilience and environmental sustainability thanks to the skillful project of Valentino Andriolo Studio.

In the heart of The Dubai Mall, one of the most iconic shopping centers in the world, a new culinary gem has opened its doors: Origami Sushi. This beloved neighborhood restaurant, which has captured the hearts of many in Jumeirah, now has a new look and a new location, ready to offer an engaging gastronomic experience.

In the picturesque setting of Aymavilles, just ten minutes from the historic center of Aosta, emerges an architecture that combines elegance, audacity, and respect for the Alpine context. The creative mind behind this innovative residence is the designer Erik Zaffuto of the LINFAE studio.

In a chaotic urban landscape, La Zolla stands as a manifesto for an architecture that seeks to reduce visual noise and harmonize with the natural context.