The role of an architect goes far beyond drafting blueprints—it involves translating an intellectual vision into a living space that resonates with the client’s needs and personal style. In House for an Artist, this process unfolds through an extraordinary collaboration between architect and client, resulting in a home that reflects both artistic expression and innovative, sustainable design.
Tiny Grandeur Apartment transforms a modest section of a grand 19th-century palace in the historic center of Genoa, Italy. Concealed within the elegant halls of an ancient family palace that overlooks Piazza di San Giorgio, this compact home redefines urban living for its young owners while paying homage to its illustrious past.
Designed by CMTarchitetti, the Medieval Tower Apartment is a restored living space within Palazzo Rinuccini, located in the historic center of Siena. The building retains its medieval origins, dating back to the 11th and 13th centuries, with later expansions in the early 13th century.
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Forlì, within the historic Palazzo Calboli dall’Aste, the NAP Penthouse by Tissellistudioarchitetti is a masterful fusion of classical elegance and contemporary design. This unique space seamlessly integrates the charm of the past with bold, modern elements, resulting in a living environment that is both surprising and sophisticated.
Constructions on the Val di Noto hills must blend into the landscape, without dominating. Located in a seismically active region, threatened by fires in dry periods, this villa was the beneficiary of a meticulous materials selection process to make it safe, comfortable, and cool when temperatures reach 40°C (104°F).
Sidera, the new CIA Conad Headquarters designed by Tissellistudioarchitetti, stands on the outskirts of Forlì in Northern Italy. It is located in an industrial zone near ancient Roman centuriation. The site is close to a motorway exit and just a few kilometers from the historic town center.
Lascia la Scia Architects undertook the renovation of a bright apartment in a charming early 20th-century building in Milan. Originally rebuilt in the 1950s, the project aimed to respect the original layout while adapting the spaces to modern living needs.
House MD by Didonè Comacchio Architects stands gracefully on the outskirts of Bassano del Grappa, nestled at the entrance to the Valsugana and at the foot of the majestic Grappa massif. The architects skillfully placed the building partially embedded in the ground, allowing it to blend seamlessly with the sloping terrain.
