Residential

Casa Civenna expresses a contemporary way of living through a refined architectural language deeply connected to the landscape of Lake Como. Pure volumes, generous openings and natural materials create bright interiors where indoor and outdoor spaces flow seamlessly together, while carefully selected furnishings reinforce the home’s calm and welcoming atmosphere. Designed for an informal and

Casa Passo Passo, designed by Parentesi Studio, transforms the historic gatehouse of an early twentieth-century villa in the Como countryside into a contemporary home for a young couple. The project achieves a delicate balance between preservation and renewal, restoring the original architectural features while introducing refined materials, bespoke details and fluid spaces designed for everyday

Casa Cami, designed by Paola Sola, reimagines a top-floor apartment in an elegant 1920s building in Rome’s Salario district. The project reorganises the layout by opening the living area towards the southern light while carefully preserving original architectural details, creating a fluid sequence of spaces where heritage and contemporary living coexist in balance. Defined by

House for Two Sisters, designed by Eligo Studio, reimagines an apartment within Milan’s iconic Porta Romana residential complex, affectionately known by locals as the “UFO”. The project transforms the original home into two independent residences while preserving the character of the 1960s architecture, restoring original features such as the exposed concrete structure and Douglas wood

Glass House, designed by Eligo Studio in Arenzano, transforms a former garden shed into a light-filled guest house set within the coastal pine forest. Inspired by Jean Prouvé’s prefabricated architecture and reinterpreted through a contemporary lens, the project combines sustainability, craftsmanship and a deep respect for the Ligurian landscape, establishing a dialogue with the legacy

Casa C, designed by Celoria Architects, is a contemporary residence emerging from the mountainside as a monolithic reinforced concrete volume. Organised across three levels dedicated to sleeping, living and contemplation, the house reinterprets Mediterranean domestic architecture through a restrained architectural language that establishes a continuous dialogue between the interiors and the surrounding landscape. Defined by