Restyling CD Residence, The restyling project of a residential building, originally built between the 1960s and 1970s, aims to revitalize and modernize the entire structure, giving it a new life and greater functionality.
© Catalogo Studio – Maria Francesca Lui, Marco Lumini
This intervention is not limited to a simple renovation, but includes an in-depth recalibration of the interior spaces, with the aim of optimizing spaces and improving the quality of life for residents.
© Catalogo Studio – Maria Francesca Lui, Marco Lumini
In particular, the reorganization of the interior spaces involves the creation of brighter and more open areas, which can favor a better use of the spaces by the inhabitants.
© Catalogo Studio – Maria Francesca Lui, Marco Lumini
But the project does not stop there: a significant restyling of the outdoor spaces is also planned, which aims to transform the surrounding area into a welcoming and attractive place.
© Catalogo Studio – Maria Francesca Lui, Marco Lumini
This redevelopment of the exteriors will be characterized by a contemporary and sustainable design, capable of integrating natural and functional elements, thus contributing to a residential environment that promotes well-being and sociability among its inhabitants.
Project Info
Architects: Didonè Comacchio Architects
Country: Italy, Castelfranco Veneto
Area: 200 m²
Year: 2025
Photographs: Catalogo Studio – Maria Francesca Lui+Marco Lumini
Office Lead Architects: Paolo Didonè, Devvy Comacchio
Design Team: Didonè Comacchio Architects
Collaborators: Gianmarco Miolo
Construction Company: Costruzioni Edili F.lli Minelle di MInelle Massimo & Fabio S.n.c.
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