Valentino Apartment in Turin / BLAARCHITETTURA
The Valentino apartment is a unit on the fifth floor of a late ’50s building, located on the front of the Valentino Park in Torino (Italy). The Southeast exposure makes the flat very bright and all the…
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Phoenix Apartment: Dark And Cold Apartment Transformed Into a Bright Home
The Phoenix apartment is a unit on the fourth floor of a ’30s building, located in the San Salvario district. The three-sided exposure makes the apartment very bright and gives great breath to all spaces.
Lagrange House in Turin / Fabio Fantolino Studio
Designed by Fabio Fantolino, Lagrange House is located in the heart of the city of Turin. Two apartments in one inhabited by mother and son, perceived as a single space that may be divided allowing each to…
Minimalist Vertical Loft in Palermo with Clever Space-Saving Solutions
Studio DiDeA converted a former brick manufacturing facility located in an historical building in downtown Palermo into a residential interior: a tiny vertical loft with clever storage and space-saving solutions featuring double-height spaces and a black steel…
Contemporary Stone House Inspired by the Old Rural Buildings of Sardinia
Designing in Sardinia means dealing with a landscape characterized by the Mediterranean shrubland, lagoons and jagged coasts, but also with an ancient tradition of elementary rural buildings: “lo stazzo”, contemporary stone house made of a linear sequence…
A 1960s Brick Barn Turned into a Beautiful Live and Work Space for an Artist
A brick barn from the 1960s turned into a workplace for the artist, an experimental and creative environment where light and the surrounding hills shapes the architecture.
Le Temps Retrouvé: Renovation of an Apartment in the Center of Milan
The Le Temps Retrouvé project calls for the renovation of an apartment of about 150 m2 in the center of Milan, with windows facing an internal garden. The visual relationship with nature was the guiding motivation behind…
This Italian Stone House Celebrates Vernacular Architecture in a Modern Way
The new system of this Italian stone house stands on ancient remains dating back to Medieval Communes. Linked to each other on the hypogeum level, the structures rest on a red concrete platform (38 X 20 mt)…
Creative Extension to a Traditional South-Tyrolean Farmhouse
The young owner who bought the Felderhof farmstead was conscious of its unique nature from the very beginning. The ensemble, consisting of two uniform structures, was built slightly offset and in accordance with the hillside profile.