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.
Elisa Ossino and Josephine Akvama Hoffmeyer, creative directors and founders of H+O, reveal their apartment installation, Perfect Darkness, during Milan Design Week 2019.
Thanks to the skillful renovation by Federico Robbiano and Luca Scardulla, the Sequences apartment has a new layout that streamlines connections within the living area and screens the bedroom.
The design of this studio apartment arises from the customer’s request to have a very flexible space that could accommodate different needs: comfortable for working, business meetings, relax, b&b and pied-à-terre.
For this apartment, set within a building from the late 1960 on Corso Sempione, the Turin-based duo has applied its immediately recognizable style to reinterpret a typical bourgeois Milanese home in a highly original way.
The CV apartment has not undergone changes in terms of layout and systems, maintaining the existing layout that worked well at the distribution level.
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 the choice of this place on the part of the client
The Milazzo apartment is located in the consolidated urban fabric of the city of Milan, and is on three levels, one mezzanine and a basement. The project was completed in 2016 by Italian studio Archiplan. A flat portion is formed by a double-height space that accomodate the living, and appears as a privileged context.
