Pierattelli Architetture

Via dei Pandolfini, 12, 50122 Florence FI, Italy

https://www.pierattelliarchitetture.com/

Pierattelli Architetture is an architecture firm based in Florence, founded in the 1980s by architect Massimo Pierattelli. Today, the firm is also led by his sons Andrea and Claudio, and has a team of around 20 professionals.

Philosophy and Areas of Activity

The firm adopts a multidisciplinary approach that integrates architecture, interior design, and product design, combining functionality, aesthetics, and innovation. Each project is conceived as a custom intervention, born from extreme design flexibility and a careful reinterpretation of the context and the client's needs. Initially focused on the design of corporate and banking headquarters, over time the firm has expanded its scope to include hospitality, residential, and product design sectors.

PROJECTS

Flat Eleven: 50 square meters of comfort, functionality, and design

Flat Eleven is a small apartment in the heart of Florence completely reconfigured from its original condition, where the lack of square meters is seen as an opportunity, with cleverly designed compact spaces.

Matteotti Palace in Florence. New apartments with contemporary and natural suggestions

Pierattelli Architettura studio designs six apartment hotels in a neoclassical Florentine building, the Matteotti Palace with a contemporary and elegant style in which the guest is at the center of the project and the domestic atmosphere meets hotel comfort

Inhabiting time between versatility and eclecticism. Architect Pierattelli's Florentine home

Architect Massimo Pierattelli's Florentine home, designed by himself, reflects not only a personal life story, passions, affections and memories, but also the chosen path of Pierattelli Architetture, a firm founded in 1980

Residential complex in Massa-Carrara. Light and geometries design a new and dynamic façade

Pierattelli architectures explores the façades of a residential building, made of overhangs, recesses and splays, converting two buildings built at the turn of the 1940s and 1950s for residential use, redefining the existing volumes