The existing Italian villa, the extension and the garden come together as one. Vertical sliding windows can be moved downward and disappear, transforming intimate into wide open spaces. a canopy becomes a house and then a canopy again.
The latest project by Andrea Marcante and Adelaide Testa is in the most decorated city in the world, where an extraordinary architectural past struggles to absorb contemporary developments: a project for the renovation of a 19th-century building facing a small canal in Sestiere San Marco.
Etta by Dossofiorito is a versatile storage unit, multifunctional furniture that display and store objects, and act as a space divider.
Designer: Bartoli Design Project: 210 sqm Apartment Renewal Project Team: Arch. Carlo Bartoli, Arch. Anna Bartoli, Arch. Paolo Bartoli Location: Brianza, Italy Area: 210 sqm Photography: Diana Lapin Quite a radical renovation, Bartoli Design’s project for a couple with two teenagers that moved to Brianza, in a 210 sqm apartment placed on the top floor
The project for a small holiday apartment in Juan les Pins designed by UdA Architects, developed by Andrea Marcante and Adelaide Testa tackles the issue of holiday homes.
Architects: Gosplan Project: Harbour Attic Location: Camogli, Genoa, Italy Photography: Anna Positano The Harbour Attic project is a flat refurbishment in Camogli, a charming village near Genoa. This is a small holiday flat, an attic above the old fishermen’s harbour. The project aim was to build two bedrooms, a studio, a living room, a kitchen and
Architects: Andrea Marcante, Carola Ripamonti / UdA Architects Project: Fonction Et Fantasie / Renovation of an Apartment in Torino Collaborators: Eirini Giannakopoulou Area: 100 sqm Location: Torino, Italy Photographer: Carola Ripamonti Text by UdA Architects The Fonction Et Fantasie project involves the renovation of a 100 sqm apartment on the third floor of a building
Fisherman Apartment is a small flat renovated by Gosplan, an Italian architecture and design studio founded in Genoa by Federico Bellegoni, Nicola Lunardi, Veronica Rusca and Lorenzo Trompetto.
