Lombardy
Lombardy is an administrative region of Italy that is located in northern Italy and has a population of about 10 million people. Lombardy is located between the Alps mountain range and tributaries of the river Po, and includes Milan, its capital.
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The Greenbox
The GreenBox by act_romegialli transforms a disused garage into a living garden pavilion wrapped in climbing vegetation, creating a small… continue
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The Cà Tulla
The Cà Tulla by Gianluigi Moreschi transforms a former rural building in the Rhaetian Alps into a light-filled retreat, where… continue
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The Casa in Brianza
The Casa in Brianza by Studio Gerosa transforms a site near Lake Como into a refined contemporary villa that unites… continue
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The House on the Lake
The House on the Lake by duearchitetti transforms a 1970s holiday cottage into a vibrant all-season residence shaped by the… continue
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The Rustico Gargano
A thoughtfully restored residence above Lake Garda integrates traditional quarry stone masonry with modern insulation. Featuring a 24m infinity pool… continue
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The Spluga Climbing Gym
A sculptural climbing gym in Campodolcino, Italy, built from pigmented concrete to echo alpine rock formations. Its staggered surfaces and… continue
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The House PJA
A Madesimo farmhouse is carefully transformed into a seasonal residence, using lime plaster and subtle architectural gestures to highlight its… continue
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The Lake Como Villa
Villa Peduzzi, a restored 1909 estate above Lake Como, blends historic charm with modern luxury. Featuring elegant interiors, curated vintage… continue
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The Kingfisher’s Nest Visitor Center
This adaptive reuse project transforms a rural barn in Pescaia into an educational classroom along the Valtellina path. A blackened… continue
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The Casa B
Alfredo Vanotti’s house in Valtellina transforms local materials and landscapes into geometry, combining larch, concrete, and glass to frame the… continue
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The Ca’ Giovanni House
The Ca’ Giovanni House by Alfredo Vanotti transforms a former Alpine farm building into a refined home, blending original stonework,… continue
