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The project involved designing two housing units in an L-shaped, semi-detached building on a narrow, east-west-oriented lot in the Veneto countryside. Due to the high-traffic road and unremarkable surroundings, the units were designed as "introverted" spaces, with each home centered around an enclosed interior patio-garden. This design choice enables the living room windows to open toward the private garden, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor connection. A cantilevered roof on the southern side visually unifies the facade and frames large panelworks with sunshades, adding privacy and completing the garden enclosure. The eastern entrances feature floor-to-ceiling openings shielded by thin plates, while small square cutouts in the structure echo traditional "jalousies" of local rural architecture, blending modern functionality with a nod to local design heritage.
SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE IN PADUA
RESTORATION OF AN 18TH CENTURY BUILDING
This project required transforming an 18th-century rural building, part of the historic Palazzo Morona complex in Treviso, into a modern dwelling, all while preserving its architectural heritage. The main challenge was adapting the existing structure, which included a turret with a prominent double-height arch once serving as the entrance to the courtyard, into a contemporary living space under strict historical preservation guidelines. The restoration included removing incongruous modern additions and reconstructing the original second floor, which had been lost over time. The double-height entry area was reimagined as the living room, enhanced by an elegant iron staircase and walkway that lightly detach from the ancient masonry to provide a modern yet subtle contrast. The former stable now serves as a kitchen and dining area, featuring a small, cube-like volume containing a bathroom and laundry, visually distinct yet integrated within the room. Upstairs, a suspended iron loft in the turret allows an appreciation of the original frescoes, with materials chosen to respect the building’s history, including original wooden ceilings and stone walls, combined with eco-friendly construction methods. This careful balance of old and new highlights the building's historical character while meeting the needs of a contemporary home.
This shopping mall project focused on creating an inviting and visually engaging space using economical building technologies. The design combines prefabricated concrete for the store structures with a striking white-painted glulam wooden roof over the gallery. Inside, the mall layout encourages visitor exploration through playful design elements: vibrant, colored ribbons above the shop windows and bold, asymmetrical geometric floor patterns that guide foot traffic. These colorful accents and flowing patterns contrast with the orderly grid of the wooden roof structure, resulting in a dynamic, layered experience that captures visitors' curiosity as they move between the 40 retail shops.
SHOPPING MALL"LE CENTURIE", PADUA
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The project aimed to create a modular airport system designed to expand seamlessly as passenger traffic grows, initially accommodating up to one million passengers per year with the potential to add successive modules as needed. Each module is structured to operate independently, allowing new sections to be added without disrupting existing airport functions. The design offers flexibility in roofing materials to adapt to different architectural styles and construction methods: options include vaulted roofs supported by laminated wooden beams or metal lattice frameworks combined with prefabricated panels. This modular approach ensures the airport’s long-term adaptability, supporting scalable growth while maintaining architectural cohesion.
In cooperation with F&M ingegneria
MODULAIR AIRPORT
The hospital’s facades are characterized by vertical cladding made from local stone. At the entrance, the vertical elements are angled to create a welcoming gesture, guiding visitors into the full-height lobby. Large open spaces and glass sections allow for natural light to filter through, emphasizing the design's balance between functionality and aesthetics. The design balances monumentality, rationality, and minimalism. The vertical partitions of the façade evoke grandeur, while subtle indentations in the structure soften the imposing scale. The tapered roof and sloping vertical fins at the entrance further enhance this sense of invitation, directing users toward the lobby. Inside, the expansive lobby houses the main circulation areas, providing clear and intuitive wayfinding. Additionally, the waiting room is designed with features reminiscent of icebergs and ice caps, offering a refreshing, cool atmosphere that contrasts with the intense heat of the Omani climate.​
In cooperation with F&M middle east.
SHADEN HOSPITAL OMAN
MODULAR 5 STARS HOTEL DOHA QATAR
The concept for this five-star hotel was driven by the need for rapid construction ahead of the 2022 World Cup, achieved through the use of prefabricated room modules. Each room includes a strategically positioned bathroom block and terrace, creating an alternating pattern of solids and voids on the building’s exterior. This design imparts a "massive" look that echoes the site’s architectural heritage while also featuring a full-height perimeter screen that unifies the building volumes, inspired by traditional "mashrabiya" latticework. The modular layout connects these room blocks to a central "spine" housing all public services, ensuring functional integration and a cohesive guest experience within a modern, regionally resonant aesthetic.
In cooperation with F&M Ingegneria.
Starting from the entrance, the route is characterized by a cost waiting area which goes on to a kids play area with a bar and customer facilities, and ends in the restaurant hall; by crossing the hall one arrives at the open-plan kitchen and the different staff and utility rooms. The innovation in the restaurant hall’s layout - designed for approximately 235 seats - allows for a prompt change in the room’s dimensions thanks to the movable wood panels.
The open-plan kitchen overlooks the whole restaurant hall from the back, allowing the guests to choose every time the dishes that are being prepared on-the-spot by the chef. The choice and mixing of lights, colors and materials make this place homely and innovative.
RESTAURANT SUSHI WOK
RESORT IN IRAN
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The project consists on planning a Resort with a hotel extended on an area of 16.200 sm with a restaurant, a conference room, a café, a fitness centre with a swimming pool and a spa, on the shore of a small lake. The project includes a 300-villa residential area, an 18-hole golf course, a sports centre, an aquatic park and a shopping mall. The master plan includes the design of a naturalistic park on the lakeshore, the adding of greenery in the new settlings, the new road system and the pedestrian route network.
In cooperation with F&M ingegneria
The restoration of the ancient estate I Molini in Mirano Venice as the base for firm F&M Ingegneria was achieved through a redefinition of the distributive system. A central entrance hall, accessible thanks to the re-opening of an old plugged entrance, serves as a hinge for distributing the different parts of the building. In the entrance areas, Aurisina stone was used, whereas in the remaining areas oak boards of different sizes, laid perpendicular to the illuminated wall, were used. For this project the original elements were recovered in full, whereas the new elements, such as the iron stairs, were juxtaposed to the old building’s envelope.
In cooperation with F&M ingegneria.
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"I MOLINI DI MIRANO", VENEZIA
RESTORATION OF A PENTHOUSE IN AN ANCIENT BUILDING IN NOALE VENICE
The existing penthouse in an ancient palace in the town of Noale, Venice has been renovated taking care to use light elements as a stair in iron and glass leading to the mezzanine.
The restoration of an ancient farm from the 16th century allows to build 3 large residential units. The old stable has been transformed into a living space. The existing portico connecting to the old stable becomes the double-height entrance of a unit, while the 3 arches existing portico becomes the entrance of the other 2 units.
RESTORATION OF AN ANCIENT FARM
NEW HOUSE FROM AN EXISTING VOLUME
An existing rough "old style" volume has been radically transformed into a modern villa, with large glass windows allowing a total open view towards the garden and the swimming pool.
Two little residential units, each 100 m2, with a large terrace to the garden and two small patios. The bedroom windows look towards the patios. The side fronts that do not face the garden are completely closed.
HOUSE WITH TWO RESIDENTIAL UNITS
Integrated plan developed in concert with the Lombardia region and
the municipality of Landriano (Pavia) to build a logistic centre for the Cab Log company in Noale (Ve).
According to the plan, a vast area conceived to host a park along the river Lambro was transferred to the municipality.
The logistic centre has a covered area of about 32.000 sm and accommodates an office block occupying an area of 750 sm.
The bright colors are intended to enlighten a type of stable that is usually very dark.
LOGISTIC HUB FOR CAB LOG
LANDRIANO, PAVIA
The design of the corporate workspaces for this mechanical workshop chain is characterized by warm colors and bold graphic icons, creating a memorable visual identity that leaves a lasting impression on clients. The waiting room features an eye-catching acid green color scheme, complemented by inspirational quotes on the walls. The floor is finished in sleek gray resin, adding a modern, clean touch to the space. This thoughtful design not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also aims to create a welcoming and positive environment for customers, as they wait for service, and for emoloyees as well.
RIGOMMA CORPORATE IDENTITY
To establish the design concept for a shoe store chain, we focused on creating a strong visual impression to make the store more memorable for customers. This was achieved using simple, inexpensive elements such as white spheres and rods suspended from the ceiling. The store's overall color scheme features ruby red walls with bold white graphic patterns. This particular location is a large warehouse-style store, spanning 2,500 square meters. Despite its size, the space has been thoughtfully divided into smaller sections using internal partitions and focal points that define the different departments, giving the feel of a more intimate shopping experience.
DESIGN CONCEPT OF A SHOE STORE CHAIN
A 1930s cottage in 'eclectic' style is extended with the addition of two new building blocks. The existing building is completely emptied sky-ground. The perimeter walls are preserved and a basement is created with reinforced concrete walls built underneath the existing walls. The two newly built building blocks are clearly identified by Vicenza stone cladding and full-height vertical stairways. The square geometric shapes of the new additions are a counterpoint to the traditional architectural elements of the facades of the old building. The old entrance to the house remains, as a trace, but the new entrance comes from the side.
HOUSE RESTAURATION AND EXTENSION IN TREVISO
HOTEL DANIELI, VENICE
Restoration of the former Hotel Danieli in Venice, which includes three buildings: Palazzo Dandolo, Palazzo Excelsior and Palazzo Casanova.
The project involves the renovation and transformation of rooms and suites, the construction of a spa with swimming pool on the ground floor, and the redevelopment of public spaces on the ground floor.
Final design and executive design. In collaboration with F&M.
New Crew Reporting Building, will be addressed to the Oman Air Crew team at departing and arriving through Muscat International Airport, with the aim of containing key structures needed to enable and support their growth plan. The target of the project is to create a building that serves Oman Air Crew during departing and arriving from MCT Airport.
In collaboration with F&M Ingegneria.
OMAN AIR CREW REPORTING BUILDING
Design of a 4-star hotel with 200 rooms and 40 chalets in beachfront resort, including restaurants, spa, and amenities. The Client envisages a contemporary design and conveniences while still incorporating subtle elements of the Omani culture.
In collaboration with F&M Ingegneria Middle East.
4 STARS HOTEL & RESORT IN OMAN
Three residential towers, a parking lot and a commercial space in the area of the former Marzotto factory in Salerno, Italy. Final and executive design.
Lot of 43,264 sm. Final design and detailed design.
In cooperation with F&M ingegneria.
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3 TOWERS “Porta del Mare”, SALERNO.
