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 first time I entered the Gasometer apartment on the slopes of Monteverde, on the road that leads from Trastevere Station to Villa Pamphili, I thought: “This house must be freed”!
Few changes needed to renovate the new Roman home for a young couple in the Parioli district, aimed primarily at the creation of a second bathroom and a second bedroom.
Refined spaces for a family with two little girls. Kigali House is a fluid apartment, without barriers between one environment and another, to allow the smallests to fully enjoy the space. It is the home of which Studio Strato designed the renovation on the top floor of a building in an elegant Roman area.
A bright two-storey family apartment, open to the view on Villa Ada, green area of Rome. Studio Strato has designed the renovation of the house aiming to make external and internal spaces communicate and to enlarge the living environment as much as possible, projecting it into the green of a historic city park.
The plan of the Diagonal apartment has been completely redesigned to make the most of the space and get not only the open space, but also two bathrooms and two bedrooms. Minimalism and rigor are at the base of the choices of furnishings as well as in the architectural functionality of the spaces.
Palazzo Doria Pamphilj as we know it today is the result of at least five different construction phases spanning four centuries. Through a process of successive agglomeration, the monumental complex finally became a unitarian urban block.
