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An adaptive reuse project reading volcanic landforms, domestic scale and courtyard typology as a single architectural system Casa Montelongo’s context: the lunar terrain of La Oliva and the logic of settlement Northern Fuerteventura is defined by volcanic geology, low vegetation and continuous wind. The terrain surrounding La Oliva resembles a lunar field: dark stone, arid […]

Santa & Cole furniture harmonize with the fabrics used for the canopies and screens, with their patterns inspired by details of Pompeian mosaics preserved at the Archeological Museum. Co-founder Nicola Ciancio recounts the place 

Acquired in 2012 by London & Regional, after a four-year-long restoration period, lavishing over thirty million pounds, Cliveden opened. The House suspended its operations only for a month whilst the renovations.

Two buidings, two identity – while Casa’s familiarity was toned down with industrial elements, the opposite took place at Tipografia

Eight years of renovation to bring back the hotel as it was once. Hotel Locarno is also the inspiration for three publications, a theatrical performance, two novels and a book by Mondadori Electa, titled Still Roma. Hotel Locarno with a View

The penthouses were rooms for cello and violin musicians. The lobby area was the locker room and the Nobis suite was the audition room for students arriving at the academy 

Courtyards are not the sole design attribute that gives reference to the city location. From designer Antonio Citterio to the materials, suppliers and design inspiration. Everything is sourced from and connected back to the city

These ethnic communities are woven deep into the cultural fabric of the hotel. In conversation with C.E.O Andean Experiences, Ignacio Masías 

There was only one material used to build the waterfront cabins: wood. The floor, walls, and ceiling are fashioned with recycled timber wood. In conversation with João Rodrigues, owner of Silent Living

An Ai Weiwei photo series hangs within the living space. Lara Gilmore shares, «Three life-sized photographs depicting the artist breaking a 2000-year-old Chinese Hun vase: We took this as symbolism – breaking the old and choosing what to bring forth into the future»