In the heart of Turin, an elegant apartment in a historic building transforms into a contemporary retreat for a globetrotting chef. Renovating in Turin, this customized renovation elevates the home into a space that balances passion with profession, where the kitchen becomes a stage for conviviality and culinary experimentation, enhanced by sophisticated technical solutions and refined design.
Reconnecting the city’s fragmented urban fabric is at the heart of Zaha Hadid Architects’ Napoli Porta Est masterplan, the winning proposal of an international design competition. This masterplan addresses a long-standing challenge in eastern Naples, an area marked by disconnection, isolation, and unsafe public spaces.
The Valle d’Aosta University campus revitalizes the historic Testafochi Barracks. It respects the past and opens new spaces for cultural and educational activities. With innovative design, environmental strategies, and a strong commitment to community, this project stands as a forward-looking model for urban regeneration.
De Amicis 154 by Giovanni Vaccarini Architects reinterprets a small part of Pescara’s urban fabric with a fresh and creative approach. The design fits neatly into its surroundings while creating a dynamic and engaging atmosphere. Although I could not locate many external details, the project’s concept and design intent are clear from the available description.
Sometimes, renovating a home isn’t about creating a brand-new look. Instead, it’s about evoking the warmth of a space that has already been lived in. Stazione 123 Apartment by 02A Studio is a perfect example of this philosophy—a transformation that accelerates time, revealing an environment renewed yet rich with history and personal experience.
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.
