In an apartment within a 1960s building in the Nemorense-Trieste district of Rome, the owners, a couple of art collectors, desired a custom-made home featuring a rich variety of materials, with natural light as a defining element. The original layout was quite segmented, divided into several rooms.
Project name
Casa Herbaria
Architecture firm
Punto Zero Srl
Photography
Eller Studio, Serena Eller Vainicher, Francesco Marano Styling: Alessandra
Collaborators
Styling: Alessandra Orzali
Built area
100 m² interior + 50 m² terrace and balconies
Environmental & MEP engineering
Typology
Residential › Apartment
MB HOUSE is a beautiful two-story villa located in a residential complex with a panoramic view of Lake Iseo. The architectural design was conceived to maximize natural lighting in all interior spaces, thanks to the large windows that adorn the structure. The house combines modern design elements with a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Architecture firm
AC Design | Alessandro Consoli Design
Location
Iseo Lake, Italy
Photography
Luca Carli Photo
Principal architect
AC Design | Alessandro Consoli Design
Interior design
C Design | Alessandro Consoli Design
Material
Mixed: oak wood, matt lacquers, various stone materials, iron, various fabrics
Typology
Residential › House
The work carried out by the architects Giancarlo Scognamiglio and Elvira Romano, in an outlying area of the municipality of Portici (Naples), covers an area of around 49,000 square metres, and involved a series of actions for the architectural and functional redevelopment of the area.
Photography
Casalgrande Padana
Nestled in the heart of Tuscany, this ultra-modern luxury villa is a true masterpiece of architectural innovation. Designed to blend seamlessly with its lush, tropical surroundings, the villa takes inspiration from the fluid shapes of corals and the elegance of arches, merging organic forms with industrial style.
Project name
Emerald Villa
Architecture firm
Sara Pourasadian
Tools used
Midjourney AI, Adobe Photoshop
Principal architect
Sara Pourasadian
Visualization
Sara Pourasadian
Typology
Residential › Villa
The renowned lawyer from Forlì contacted us to reorganize a space of about 300 square meters on the second floor of a building that almost overlooks Piazza Saffi. It is an important project by the architect Cesare Valle realized during the Fascist era (1936).
Project name
BEL | offices for 8 lawyers
Architecture firm
tissellistudioarchitetti
Photography
Marcin Dworzynski
Principal architect
Filippo Tisselli
Design team
Cinzia Mondello, Marcin Dworzynski
Interior design
tissellistudioarchitetti
Lighting
Flos, Fontana Arte, vesoi
Supervision
tissellistudioarchitetti
Material
Terrazzo Floors, Ceramic, Wood, Ribbed Glass, Fenix, Plywood, Plasterboard
Typology
Commercial › Offices
The setup and graphics of the exhibition "MERLO, 60 Years of History – The Exhibition Path" were designed to celebrate the identity and values of Merlo S.p.A. through a con- temporary, dynamic, and engaging language. The project transformed the exhibition space into a fluid narrative, alternating moments of emotional immersion.
Project name
Merlo, 60 years of history. The exhibition itinerary
Architecture firm
Studio 3Mark
Photography
Oscar Bernelli
Principal architect
Manuela Rosso, Michele Cassino
Interior design
Studio 3Mark
Material
Wood, steel, plexiglass and textile
Visualization
Studio 3Mark
Typology
Exhibition › Exhibition Design, Graphic Design
The architecture studio Lascia la Scia oversaw the renovation of a bright apartment in an elegant early 20th-century building in the heart of Milan, rebuilt in the 1950s. The project followed a conservative approach, respecting the original layout of the spaces and reworking them to adapt them to the contemporary needs of daily life.
Architecture firm
Lascia la Scia s.n.c.
Photography
Marta d’Avenia
Principal architect
Chiara Sangalli, Laura Berni, Valentina Crepaldi, Carola Davì and Silvia Pilotti
Design team
lascia la scia snc
Interior design
lascia la scia snc
Environmental & MEP engineering
Typology
Residential › Apartment
The Milanese design studio Migliore+Servetto has conceived the Exhibition, Graphic Design and Brand Identity for the exhibition Rereading the Risorgimento. Turin/Italy 1884-2024.
Project name
Exhibition, Graphic Design and Brand Identity for the exhibition Rereading the Risorgimento. Turin/Italy 1884-2024 at the National Museum of the Italian Risorgimento, Turin
Architecture firm
Migliore+Servetto
Photography
Michele D’Ottavio
Principal architect
Ico Migliore, Mara Servetto
Interior design
Migliore+Servetto
Lighting
Migliore+Servetto
Client
National Museum of the Italian Risorgimento
Status
Completed, exhibition ongoing
Typology
Exhibition, Graphic Design and Brand Identity
