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The project is based on a modern reinterpretation of traditional mountain architecture, namely the wooden house with a concrete/stone foundation.
In fact, the villa is built on two levels: the upper one entirely made of wood like typical local houses and the lower one, made of concrete, where the living area, three bedrooms and the indoor swimming pool are located. In this way, the architecture blends in with the surrounding landscape and allows its contemplation thanks to large windows that open to the valley.

The project involves the restyling of the main facade of a building for industrial and commercial use.
Located on the outskirts of the city, the complex runs along the provincial road for a length of about 300 linear meters.
The project concept is based on creating a building that, despite its bulk, can disappear and become an integral part of its surroundings: this is possible thanks to the stylistic choice of using polycarbonate as the main material of the facade cladding.

The project is developed in two distinct areas that, however, must dialogue and be complementary: the redefinition of the interior layout and the design of the garden.
The solution was to start from the concept of a quarry, so that the dwelling would become a shelter carved out of stone and immersed in the surrounding nature.
Inside, the single-material envelope is interrupted only by the wooden storage furniture, as if it had been carved out of the envelope itself, which contributes to a cozy environment.
Another key aspect of the project is also the view of the sea: in fact, a large window allows for a direct connection between the living area, the infinity pool at the end of the lot and precisely, the sea.

The interior design is characterized by the cohesion of the different elements. The staircase block, completely black, is inserted within the white building envelope, creating a visual contrast that enhances it. It is also coordinated with the storage unit in the living area, which also houses the TV, ensuring aesthetic continuity. The visual connection between the staircase and the living area is accentuated by the presence of a brass portal, which provides a sophisticated touch and a harmonious transition between the two spaces.

The project for the home of a young couple focuses on creating a dynamic and functional space. Through the opening of a hole in the attic, a double height corresponding to the living area is created, giving the space an airy and well-lit appearance. In the center of the floor plan, a service block serves as a pivotal element, allowing flexible subdivision of space according to the couple's different needs.

New Master Profili's exhibition pavilion for the SICAM 2022 trade fair event.
The concept is based on the creation of an inhabited wall that, like a greenhouse, incorporates vegetation within it. The result is a natural setting that envelops and enhances the products on display.
At the centre of the space there is a counter, made of dark wood, which serves as the pivot of the entire system.

Pordenone, Italy

The renovation of an apartment in Milan was carried out through the installation of a single architectural device, which acts as a space organiser. A monochromatic volume, which develops on two levels exploiting the verticality of the interior space.

Milano, Italy

The corporate restyling process is an opportunity to review the functional distribution of the administrative department and improve employee services. An integrated project that, starting from the outside, improves the quality of the internal environments.

The project for the new commercial and executive headquarters of a wine cellar. Located at the entrance to the city on the street front, the project is responsible for suggesting a new interpretation between the built environment and the surrounding nature.

Treviso, Italy

The project involves the expansion of a new living area, with a swimming pool surrounded by the large park of a historic building from the late nineteenth century. The design was an opportunity to study the relationship between new and old, the visual perception of solidity and lightness and the tactile dimension of architecture.

Treviso, Italy

The villa is generated from a few simple compositional elements: two perimeter walls that support a pitched roof and three service blocks that mark and subdivide the interior space. The latter is characterized by large windows that frame the garden, bring light and airiness and give total permeability to the building.
The exterior has also been designed to enhance the views while creating places for relaxation, such as the pool area that has been appropriately placed in front of the living area, the beating heart of the villa.

The design proposal aims to enhance the existing, an environment characterized by large windows and a terrace that surrounds the attic on three sides. A single space divided by a service block defines the living area, while the seating area presents an offset of the floors, which generate a cozy and convivial environment.

Udine, Italy

The creation of a new sales area for wellness products becomes an opportunity to rethink the internal distribution of the entire structure. The steel and wooden elements meet, interact with each other and merge in a harmony that aims to recall that between man and nature.

Venezia, Italy

The distinctive element of the project is represented by the elegant and pure dividing system, modeled on the existing stairwell.
Once you cross the threshold, the space gradually expands, guiding the guest along the ascending path of the staircase.

Venezia, Italy

A bench conceived as a folded sheet metal, which finds its strength in essentiality.

The lamp is inspired by a floor chandelier, which through the use of refined materials such as brass and marble finds its formal purity.