/ Hotellerie in Italy
Bringing Fiuggi water to the forefront of a regenerative wellness and medical retreat to reduce premature aging and detoxify the body
Portrait Milano: A journey from the Counter-Reformation to modern Milan, where Baroque influences, Michele Bönan’s vision, and Ferragamo’s innovation converge to redefine a historic seminary cloister
Agriculture as an entrepreneurial art: biodynamics, short supply chains, the Barolo wine market, renewable energy: a visit to La Raia and a conversation with Piero Rossi Cairo
Christina Biasi-von Berg explain the art of maintenance applied to Vigilius Mountain Resort – «Every detail is designed to last as long as possible» – according to the principle of Kintsugi
«I value work attitude and ethics more than seniority» an interview with Giacomo Maschietto – Augustus Hotel & Resort owner and CEO – on how to face the challenges of the hôtellerie sector
Fifty farmhouses, a castle, an oak forest in Umbria: the Reschio Estate introduced by Benedikt Bolza and Nencia Corsini, where today over two hundred people work
Silvana Messner and the Myar family: how the recent renovation managed to preserve the hotel’s five-century heritage, with a green tower and a rooftop pool
Forestis collaborated with a heritage consultant from the region who provided the architects with respect for environmentally friendly construction. Sustainable hotellerie in the words of Teresa Unterthiner
Ca’ di Dio in Venice: energy savings are twenty percent less than traditional facilities, with an annual emissions reduction of about 110t/CO2 compared to conventional hot water production systems
The logo was inspired by the British kingdom – a blazon supported by a lion and a unicorn, like the coat of arms of the Windsor dynasty Massimo Colli on how an ancient palace in Rome become tech-efficient