#italianarchitecture

The project involves the renovation and expansion of a traditional stone structure in Fasano, Brindisi, creating two independent residences for owners and guests. Located in the hills of Fasano, the property is surrounded by 8,000 m² of olive groves. A pathway bordered by dry stone walls and two monumental oaks leads to a semicircular courtyard, providing access to the residence. Alessandra Bello Alessandra Bello Alessandra Bello Alessandra Bello Alessandra Bello Alessandra Bello Alessandra Bello Alessandra Bello The original building, dating back to the early 1900s, consisted of three “casedde” and six “trulli” — structures with sloping and conical roofs, tradition... More

The building plot featured a natural slope and was located on the outskirts of Lamporecchio, at the junction of two roads leading toward the town center. The previous owner anticipated future development by modifying the site's original topography. By adding fill, he created a level platform that improved views and increased privacy from the street. This elevated, panoramic corner serves as the conceptual starting point for a project focused on engaging with the surrounding landscape while maintaining the privacy requested by the client. The residence is designed as two superimposed and offset parallelepiped volumes—simple, solid forms whose interplay creates visual interest. The upper volume, more prominently visible from the road,... More

D.B. Group is a company operating in the field of international logistics, with its headquarters located in Montebelluna, in a strategic area along the Feltrina state road, just a short distance from the connection to the Pedemontana Veneta highway. This location provides direct access to the main infrastructure networks of Northeast Italy—an ideal condition for an organization that operates daily in the efficient management of time, space, and the mobility of goods. Aldo Amoretti The headquarters is situated within a productive district characterized by logistics-oriented buildings, structured around two typologies: warehouses and office spaces. The development of the area began in 2008, progressively defining a unified and rec... More

The project aims to provide an opportunity to rethink and reconnect the relationships between the key elements of the settlement system, which are already common in many urban contexts in the Veneto region: the sacred building, the manor house, and the crossroads. These "actors" of urban life also represent the nodes of a loose fabric, yet in continuity with the rural landscape, which reinforces its civic vocation. Alessandra Chemollo Alessandra Chemollo Alessandra Chemollo Alessandra Chemollo The new Parish Center is conceived as an extension in continuity with the Church/Palazzo Orsato complex, the rectory, and thus constitutes its completion. The solution draws upon two typological themes that have shaped the Italian... More

Friscanzana house is a country mansion harmoniously placed in the network of  stone walls and typical paths in the countryside surrounding the Sicilian town of Ragusa. Caption The house consists of a main building, extending lengthwise with a string of broad rooms divided by transversal bearing walls, and two juxtaposed annexes. Caption The project is based on a deep and (auto)ironical analysis of the Sicilian character, meant both as a body of endemic behaviors and as an interpretation of clichés about the “Sicilian man” found in the media and particularly in movies. Caption Fimmina, Masculu, Duminica, Curtigghio, Lagnusia, Calura e Friscanzana, Tivitti (Woman, Man, Sunday, Courtyard/gossip, Lazine... More