An undervalued space that transforms your Home: The Corridor
The corridor is one of the most undervalued elements in residential architecture. Often considered a simple transit space, corridors actually have a fascinating history and great potential as architectural elements. Historical Evolution: From Absent to Essential In ancient Roman Domus, corridors as we understand them today simply didn’t exist: dw
5 mistakes to avoid in home lighting
Lighting is a fundamental architectural element that transforms spaces, influences our wellbeing, and determines the atmosphere of our homes. In this article, we explore the five most common mistakes in residential lighting design, and how to avoid them to create more livable and harmonious spaces. 1. Excessive lighting The most widespread error? Thinking
Architecture and Superstition
Does the elevator skip from the 12th to the 14th floor? No, it’s not a mistake! If you’ve ever noticed this peculiarity while visiting a skyscraper, you’ve witnessed one of the most common examples of how superstitions influence architecture and design of buildings worldwide. As architects, we deal daily with technical, regulatory, and aest
The Secret of our Semi-Detached Villa in Guardea
In an Umbrian warehouse, a block of white marble waited twenty years before knowing its destiny. Indeed, every great architectural project hides a story: today we want to tell you about the staircase that is the centerpiece of the Semi-Detached Villa in Guardea. What strikes you for its apparent simplicity actually required complex […]
Why did Roman Villas have Internal Courtyards?
Sustainable architecture is often considered a modern necessity, a response to growing environmental concerns of our time. Yet, while the construction sector constantly seeks inspiration to reduce the environmental impact of buildings, some effective solutions were developed in unsuspected times. The internal courtyard, a characteristic element of Roman &
Art Meets Architecture
In an era where creative disciplines increasingly merge and blend together, our Studio in via Settembrini, Milan, has decided to open its doors to art, hosting works by artist Cinzia Sarcina. A meeting that celebrates the natural convergence between architecture and visual art, two languages that speak of space, form, and perception. […]
Five Technologies to renovate your Building Facade
In recent years, alongside government incentives, there has been extensive discussion about building energy efficiency. But what are the concrete intervention options? In this article, we share the five best technologies for energy-efficient facade renovation. 1. External Thermal Insulation System The external insulation system remains one of the most
“Regulations, like projects, are measured in practice.”
This is the reflection that comes to mind when thinking back to last Thursday evening, November 7th: our studio hosted architects Massimo Capolla and Mariapia Izzo to present “Technical Control in the Execution of Public Works.” In an atmosphere of open and constructive dialogue, various industry professionals gathered in our spaces on Via Settem
Inclusive Playground for all Children
In recent years, the quality of life for children with disabilities has made enormous strides forward in Italy. However, even where integration levels are high, it remains difficult for these children to experience informal and playful moments of integration with their peers: it’s rare to find them in playgrounds playing and having fun after school. [&
Battisti Multi-Purpose Building: Sustainable Industrial Architecture
In the ever-evolving landscape of industrial architecture emerges the Battisti Multi-Purpose Building, located in Novate Milanese, in the northern area of the Metropolitan City of Milan. With this 1100 square meter project, we have created a space that meets the needs of a commercial and industrial complex, while becoming a perfect example of sustainable arc
