House renovation projects and residential building redevelopment

The recovery and enhancement of an ancient farmhouse from the early 1900s immersed in the idyllic landscape of the Oltrepò Pavese, between the northern Italian cities of Alessandria, Piacenza, and Pavia: this is a project that respects the charm of antiquity through an authentic and genuine design, reflecting the philosophy of the Milanese couple who commissioned it, owners of an independent tailoring business that combines craftsmanship and entrepreneurship

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

An old single-story bungalow, poorly insulated and with 1/4 of its volume, is occupied by an underutilized internal garage. The new owners' family of TL House desires optimized energy performance and renovated spaces.

Located within the Dulwich Estate and the Dulwich Wood Conservation Area, the neo-Georgian house is expanded and renovated, showcasing a carefully designed interior with the client, capable of combining relaxing colors, raw materials, and textured surfaces.

The restoration and completion of the Oratorio degli Angeli Custodi in Lucca, Italy, represent a significant architectural and cultural intervention in the eastern part of the historic center of Lucca carried out by the architectural firm MICROSCAPE architecture urban design.

The clients' wish was to completely renovate the image of the 90s villa they had just purchased in Chatou, near Paris. An important challenge for L'Atelier Pierre-Luis Gerlier.

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

Following the growth of the company operating in the plastics industry, it has become necessary to restructure and adapt the two existing buildings to the new needs. The restyling of the Mec Pac's industrial headquarters begins

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

The balbek bureau studio is commissioned to design a two-level apartment in a historically significant building: the result is a welcoming environment, able to combine authenticity and history with modern architectural elements

The renovation project of Villa SG22 goes beyond simple superficial changes. It redefines its internal structure to meet daily needs and captivate with its beauty and spatial coherence, thus creating a unique refuge

Due to the relocation of the MEC PAC company, operating in the field of plastics, it became necessary to adapt existing buildings to the new requirements associated with the company's operations. The project involved not only functional changes but also aesthetic modifications, giving a fresh character to the adapted space

The terraced house subject of the intervention is located in the quiet suburban area of Corstorphine, Edinburgh. A previous front extension had created a long, narrow kitchen, separated from the living room and the rear garden. The fragmented layout meant that the family living there was often in separate rooms: cooking, doing homework, watching TV, etc