PROJECTS

Aria Hub is the new home for students in the Ortica neighborhood in Milan, located at Via Pitteri 7. A Cohousing project in one of the most authentic and vibrant areas of the city, characterized by redevelopment initiatives related to the world of art and design curated by Dainelli studio.

The transformation of a 19th-century apartment in Italy, enhancing its historical features with modern touches. The goal of the designer duearchitetti was to create an elegant and functional space, where wooden ceilings, antique doors, and concrete floors harmoniously interact.

In the small village of Moso, in the heart of the Sesto Dolomites in South Tyrol (Italy), the old restaurant is being converted into the Biwak 12, following the imprint of the place where everything is themed "mountain": inspired by the red bivouac of the nearby Cima 12, the new meeting place for the community takes shape

The client's desire was for a special private residence in Amsterdam. The goal of Studio Firm was to create a space that is honest, masculine, and architectural with as much usable space as possible. A sustainable, unique, and tailor-made apartment.

The Forêt project is born as an intervention aimed at raising awareness of the real and radical detachment between nature and the city. Thanks to 30 laminated pine panels, the mecanismo architecture studio creates an urban forest that can be permeated and crossed.

In Kensington, an eastern suburb of Sydney, a residence with a complex visionary design stands out among the neighboring houses. A pleated roof connects the extension to the old house in a bold architectural dialogue that gives rise to the Zig Zag House

Strömberg Park is a culturally and historically valuable industrial environment located in Vaasa, Finland, which began to take shape in 1940 from the urban plan of Alvar Aalto. In 2019, the global engineering company ABB, owner of most of the area, needs to bring together its activities under one roof.

Designed by Michael Green Architecture in collaboration with Architect-of-Record DLR Group, T3 in the North Loop neighborhood of Minneapolis is the largest mass timber building in the United States. This remarkable seven-story building represents a modern interpretation of the sturdy character of historic buildings in wood, brick, stone, and steel. With cutting-edge amenities, excellent environmental performance, and superior technical capabilities, T3 stands out as a unique model for modern office buildings.

On the upper floors of the Torre Solaria in Milan, the tallest residential building in Italy, the Marco Piva studio carries out an interior design project for an important foreign client who was looking for a prestigious real estate opportunity for his stays in the city. The result is a delicate luxury expressed through details and minimalist style, enhancing the essentiality of the design: a balance between elegance and lightness.

The architectural project aims to combine functionality, comfort, and aesthetics, creating a living environment that meets the needs and preferences of every family member. The choice of materials, attention to detail, and focus on design make this house a perfect example of modern elegance and sophistication.

The Blagnac Conservatory, inspired by the cello and the synthesizer, the high specificity of the former instrument and the plasticity of the latter, is a contemporary architecture that aims to reorganize the public space of the neighborhood in which it is located

The Polish studio Medusa Group is entrusted with the interior design project of the covered market "Hala Koszyki" and the offices above, reinterpreting the 19th-century architectural style in a slightly different way.

The Market Hall of Rotterdam, located in the city center, is a space that has become a synergistic center for the city. During the day, it thrives as a covered market, while in the evening it transforms into a cozy indoor public meeting place, all surrounded by an 'arch'

In the picturesque village of Zbečno, nestled in the protected area of Křivoklátsko, stands a house that blends past and present in a harmonious embrace. Where once stood a 1950s summer house, now lies a beautiful, simple, and minimalistic family home. This architectural marvel was born out of respect for strict local regulations, which prohibit new constructions and mandate not exceeding a maximum built-up area of 50 m².

To complement the buildings that make up the homonymous school complex, the Morel de Vindé Recreational Center integrates both functionally and compositionally with the site. It encloses the school courtyard in an embrace and connects to the surrounding greenery