The subject of the project is the restoration of the Mazzoleni Wire Drawing Works, a historic industry producing steel wire and metallurgical products located in the heart of Bergamo, with more than a century of activity. The project is entirely dry-built and is characterised by an essential form, marked both by an alternation of light and dark tones and by a pattern that changes according to the direction of the sun.

Located at 18 Via Durini in Milan, the nerve centre of business in Italy, Withers law firm was founded in London in 1986. Today, the integrated consultancy boasts a global network spanning four continents, with around twenty offices in eighty different countries.

Pupa gift boxes, with their curious shapes, were Angelo Gatti’s great insight, and few people know that they were born in Monza between the 1980s and 1990s, where the family company, Micys Company, has its registered office, while the headquarters are in Casatenovo. In 1975, in Monza, Angelo Gatti created a brand by borrowing the name he used at home for his daughter.

Cascina Lupetta, an agricultural building with storage facilities dating back to 1820, finds a new identity in the Lom Centre, a project promoted by four partners: Andrea Borri, Michele Borri, Stefano Micelli and Alfredo Trotta. The building, originally privately owned, is purchased by the Municipality. For many years it becomes an unused and abandoned place, before being bought at auction in 2019, the year in which the full conservative restoration begins.

Aware of the importance of acting to safeguard the planet and combat climate change, the Comini Group has set itself the future goal of contributing to the development of accessible and flexible solutions for cleaner and more resilient economies.

The intervention is set within a typically suburban context, lacking in tension and density. The plot, narrow and elongated, runs parallel to a dead-end neighbourhood street.

The project focuses on the balance between architecture and interior design, with a tailor-made approach that enhances volumes, materials and natural light. The aim was to redefine the spaces, making them more fluid, functional and aesthetically coherent.

From the shell of an old barn, “Casa Bona” was born, a renovation project that highlights the contrast between the aesthetic lines of the existing structure and the newly built construction elements introduced by the project.

Comprising two buildings with over 50 newly built homes, Borgo Cascina Conti is located in the northern area of Milan, in the Greco district, an ancient village originally on the city’s doorstep. Absorbed over time as a metropolitan district, Greco still retains a strong identity today.

The building, located on Viale Beatrice d’Este in the south-eastern part of Milan, has a distinctive trapezoidal form, with a strong longitudinal emphasis. The project has a bold architectural identity that sets it apart within the surrounding urban area, while also complementing it.

Just a few steps from Viale Zara, the villa, located in a residential complex in Milan, has been completely renovated, replacing the wooden windows and the iron veranda with new materials and innovative systems. These have helped give the home a fresh, modern and elegant touch.

Set in the green heart of Brianza, “Light House” features minimalist lines and geometric forms with a contemporary feel. An organic architecture in close contact with nature and the landscape that fits in quietly, thanks to a careful study of volumes and a conscious choice of sustainable materials.

Located in a hilly area of the municipality of Viganò, on the border with the municipality of Monticello Brianza, the annexe enjoys a wide and magnificent view of Monte Rosa and the entire Alpine range of Lombardy and the Aosta Valley.