The project involves the renovation of a 1960s apartment overlooking Parco Bolasco in Castelfranco Veneto. A central volume, clad in color, organizes the home and defines its perceptual structure: it concentrates the service spaces, separating and at the same time connecting the living and sleeping areas, becoming the fulcrum around which the space is articulated.

The living area opens into a unified, fluid environment, while the sleeping area is constructed as a sequence of thresholds, openings, and glimpses. The layout is no longer merely functional but becomes a tool for orientation and the construction of depth. Warm materials, textured color tones, and natural light define a measured domestic atmosphere, in which architecture, light, and landscape overlap, transforming the home into a continuous, permeable space.