Sky Loft is the transformation of an attic space in a 1970s building in Turin into a contemporary residence, where natural light, spatial organisation and a restrained architectural language define the project.

The intervention focuses on enhancing the potential of the existing space, turning the constraints of the sloping roof into distinctive architectural features.

Natural light plays a central role in the design. Enlarged skylights bring daylight deep into the interior, enhancing the perception of space and emphasising the geometry of the roof.

The layout is organised around an open-plan living area with an integrated kitchen, illuminated by four skylights. The private spaces include a flexible bedroom-study, a master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, and a second bathroom with an adjoining laundry area.

A distinctive architectural element in the living space is a custom-designed beam-like volume that discreetly integrates the air-conditioning system, lighting and electrical installations, transforming a technical requirement into a coherent part of the interior architecture.

A minimal palette of whites and soft greys, combined with carefully considered furnishings and clean lines, reinforces the continuity of the spaces and allows natural light to shape the atmosphere throughout the home.

Sky Loft reflects an approach to residential renovation in which existing architectural conditions become opportunities to create a functional, balanced and distinctive living environment.