The project involves the demolition of the existing building and the construction of a new residence, conceived according to contemporary building principles and criteria of spatial and compositional quality. The architectural layout is based on the definition of a pure volume, carved through a process of subtraction that generates spaces and relationships. The subtracted volumes remain legible within the composition through marks and lines that evoke their presence, creating a perceptual stratification between solid and void. The building fits into the consolidated urban fabric with a measured approach: on one hand, it respects the existing proportions and relationships, while on the other, it stands out for its formal clarity and contemporary language, taking on a recognizable character without resorting to mimetic gestures. 

The building develops over three above-ground levels plus a basement floor. The ground floor houses the living area, organized as a fluid space comprising the living room, kitchen, and utility rooms. The first floor accommodates the sleeping area, arranged into three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The second floor is conceived as a more intimate and flexible space, intended for a study and relaxation area, directly connected to a large green terrace. The basement floor is dedicated to service functions, including a garage, cellar, and tavern/recreation room, thus completing the functional layout of the residence.