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Architectural restoration and interior design of a villa in Brianza with outbuilding, garage and garden. The original building of the villa dates back to the last decade of the 19th century and originally housed an inn on the ground floor with a living space on the upper floor. The project involves assembling the three buildings, currently separate, into a single body through the addition of two new volumes. PLAN B studio PLAN B studio PLAN B studio   A two-storey carpentry structure, with floor-to-ceiling windows, allows the connection between the current buildings of the villa and the outbuilding. A brick parallelepiped with large windows allows the ground floor to be joined to the outbuilding with the garage. The fl... More

This project for the client began at the stage of choosing an apartment for purchase. The advantages of the apartment in the center of Minsk were the panoramic view and an open floor plan, which allowed for a separate bedroom and dressing room despite the relatively small area of ​​51 square meters. Andrey Kot The owner of the apartment is a professional photographer, a creative individual with her own view of the world. She wanted to create a space filled with light, interesting details, and color accents, as she planned to use it not only for living but also for photo shoots. As a result of the planning, the apartment now features an entrance hall, dressing room, bathroom, a photography area with a light window from the bedroom, kit... More

Minimal additions to an exclusive two-storey house in Upper Bergamo that dialogues with its challenging architectural history through transparencies, lightness and light, paradigms of boundless quality. Ezio Manciucca Ezio Manciucca The project is about a building dating back to the Late Middle Ages, when it was a monastery. It then was converted into a student residence and, in the seventies, it was sold and divided into apartments. Ezio Manciucca Ezio Manciucca Specifically, I had to deal scrupulously with the ‘remains’ of the original monastery, so as to mitigate the sense of boundary between open and closed areas and bring light into the deepest rooms. Ezio Manciucca Ezio Manciucca First of a... More

Until 1999, Via Longo 1 was the Bergamo headquarters of Archos Studio. Spread across three floors, the building featured a small inner courtyard, a spacious open space on the first floor filled with drafting tables, achieved by demolishing all interior walls. It also included a room for photocopying machines, an archive/library, the architect's private studio, a bathroom, and a large attic illuminated by two large skylights. Two terraces, one overlooking the Sanctuary Square and the other overlooking a large park, completed the architectural atelier. Andrea Ceriani Andrea Ceriani After expanding and relocating the studio to the countryside, Via Longo 1 was transformed into a guesthouse for interns. However, traces of its past rem... More

The project for the BN House in the historic center of Milan consists of a merger and overall renovation of two apartments on the top floor of a typical building in the center of Milan. Andrea Ceriani Andrea Ceriani All the spaces, naturally lit by large existing windows, have been enhanced through the study and design of all the custom-designed interior furnishings. Andrea Ceriani Andrea Ceriani The living room and distribution areas are entirely covered with boiserie that itself becomes a container container, partly open and partly closed by hinged or folding doors to safeguard the space. Andrea Ceriani Andrea Ceriani The son's room in fir wood, entirely custom-designed, is developed on two levels connecte... More

A renovation of a sigle-family villa located on the slope of a hill that follow the current ideals of living and a certainly contemporary architecture in relation, above all, with the surrounding green area. It is indeed the relationship with the surrounding green that leads the formal and functional choices related to it through constructive techniques, materials, and morphology to create a visual system made of dialogue with nature, not contrast with it. The intention of the renovation is to give back to architecture its role as a component of the landscape, facilitating its inclusion in the green, seen as a compositional space of life and not just as a contour. Andrea Ceriani Andrea Ceriani Andrea Ceriani Andrea Ceriani... More

In this eclectic penthouse, designed for a couple of art collectors, different colors mark different functional areas. Every detail was thought and created on the desire of a comfortable, intimate, and tidy home. Andrea Ceriani Andrea Ceriani Andrea Ceriani At the entrance, an iron and glass compass enriched with plants for stripping shoes and coats filters the living area, a seamless open space loft overlooking the large panoramic terrace opened on the valley. Once inside, a progression of volumes made of different materials leads us to discover all the spaces of the house, sometimes hidden by secret doors and occasionally revealed by small details. Walnut and birch wood for the partitions, designed to separate and contain,... More

The renovation project of this elegant house in the center of Milan involves the preservation of period elements while integrating them with new design elements. The central core of the house is the hallway with the coffered ceiling that generates spaces and shapes. Through color the architecture is emancipated, evolving from a past stage to a contemporary one. Powder blue is the color that covers the entire space, alongside the wine red that invades the portals that are inspired by Piero Portaluppi's curves. From the portals one reaches the study and the large living room that houses both the TV corner and the dining room. Davide Arena Davide Arena The rest of the apartment is pervaded by neutral colors and a sophisticated atmos... More

"The intervention involved a 140 sqm apartment, not far from the historic center of Monza, with the original 70s/80s layout characterized by a full-height glass facade, common to the entire building. The strong fragmentation of the spaces with respect to the large area required an intervention aimed at radically rethinking the living area, made into an open space, through the creation of a large living room in direct communication with the dining and kitchen area. Edi Solari Edi Solari Edi Solari Edi Solari The new distribution offers more livable environments illuminated by natural light and wider and deeper optical cones, clearly dividing the living area from the sleeping area. The articulation of the space is defined... More

Project execution of a 110 sqm apartment in the center of Albano Laziale (Roma).The starting point of the project was to eliminate the original walls of the apartment to increase light and to combine together the Kitchen, Laundry, and Bathrooms in a center module away from the sleeping area to maximize the space.The furnishings elements is focused on a vintage & contemporary mix that brings to life and vibrates in the brightness of new spaces thanks to the collaboration of “Oh My Lab” showroom. More