PROJECTS

The idyllic village of Zeneggen in Switzerland is located at over 1450 meters in the middle of the Alps in the Canton of Valais. The typical Swiss chalets, some with over a hundred years of history, characterize the village and combine to form a peaceful town with small picturesque squares and panoramic views.

MM34 dating back tothe year 1910 and located in Tacuba, Mexico City and featuring aneclectic French style with recognized historical value has been renovated by working on the original elements of the era that are merged with new solutions and materials

In Boulder, ColoraDo, Renee del Gaudio Architecture studio explores the reuse potential of a typical ranch-style dwelling dating back to the 1950s that has been transformed through minimal work and a limited budget into a house full of comfort

FROD is the name of the renovation of a house in central Madrid that had two major challenges: to succeed in letting as much natural light as possible into the apartment and at the same time to recover its original character, for a result that would reflect the personality of the new inhabitants

The historic building, which currently serves as the central administrative location for the entire campus system throughout Mexico has as its design brief the use of murals on the facade and lobby in an attempt to harmoniously extend the original design

Sculptor Matěj Hájek of the S K U L L studio brings to life a sculptural-architectural monument in Prague's Husův Park in the recently revitalized Čakovice district, titled Superpower Wall by the artist himself

Located along the banks of Shoal Creek in downtown Austin and known as the city's first park, the 84-acre Pease Park has a rich history that has always been a part of the residents' history. The first phase of rehabilitation, preservation, and enhancement of the park, completed by the architectural firm Clayton Korte in collaboration with Ten Eyck Landscape Architects and Mell Lawrence Architects, involves the southernmost tip of the park, affectionately referred to as the park's "recreational heart and cultural soul"

Built by architect Fritz Beblo beginning in 1905, Strasbourg's Municipal Baths are an iconic site in the city. Very dear to its inhabitants, the building had to be restored and its interior reworked so that it could, once again, continue its function while traversing history

Alejandra is a sculptor who desires a home for artists where reflection on how much the interpenetration of environments for the production of her works and for her rest is alive and attentive

Ristorante Andrea Aprea has opened in the historic Palazzo di Milano dating back to 1871 and now home to the Luigi Rovati Foundation and its Museo d'Arte (Art Museum)

The young couple, constantly on the move for business, wanted the feeling of a quiet retreat-hence the birth of their new home, Arch House

Commissioned by a private client, the transformation of a commercial space on the ground floor and the two apartments on the upper floors in order to create a single-family residence resulted in the so-called Residence Alma. In approaching an early 20th-century mixed-use building, the project focuses on three archetypal principles: the loggia, the passage, and the colonnade

We are in El Toscal, a somewhat forgotten neighborhood of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, declared a historic site but without a special urban plan. The project concerns the renovation of a 1912 house in a state of disrepair, Casa La Toscalera

The JJ House project is an inspiring renovation case study of how to intervene in an existing building, while establishing a new sense of individuality in traditional housing stock. A harmonious and playful example of combining old and new in Sydney's suburbs

Can Tomeau in the complex of Masia Corral d'en Capdet is a piece of Catalan history and a national monument dating back to 1800, so its challenging renovation has required the preservation of the original structures as much as possible