House renovation projects and residential building redevelopment

The Cistern Entrance Building in Istanbul connects the past and the present: this urban redevelopment project restores visibility to the Cistern of Theodosius, integrating it into a contemporary public space that invites discovery of the Byzantine heritage hidden beneath the city.

A Portuguese building dating back to the 20th century undergoes a rehabilitation intervention carried out by the architects of rar.studio, who, in addition to a structural reinforcement, committed to improving the energy performance and comfort of the apartments.

Casa Zaire, a tiny house hidden in Rua do Zaire, in Porto, isolated from the street and urban life, is renovated by the Paulo Moreira Architectures studio, which reconsiders the internal connections between the spaces of the house.

Klinker Apartment is a vacation home owned by a Catalan-American couple in Barcelona. Damaged by an accidental fire, the renovation of the apartment was the design challenge for the CaSA studio: giving a new interpretation to the existing spaces. The solution? Color!

The request from the owners, which then sparked the design of the Abaton studio, was the search for the warmth that only a home can provide. For this reason, they did not opt for a new construction but for the renovation of an existing house with a garden that could be transformed through the new contemporary architecture.

Honoring the original elements of the historic building while creating updated workspaces is the challenge of the renovation for GO HQ in the historic center of Morelia, Mexico

In Bressanone, a noble palace from the 15th century becomes the Lasserhaus Art Hotel thanks to the careful restoration and interior design project that has redesigned its spaces, furnishings, and functions in a balanced interplay of contrasts with artworks and memories

João's House is a renovation project in the old town of Porto by Guilherme Machado Vaz, which transforms a former bakery into a house developed on two floors, where the ground floor houses the social spaces and the upper floor the private ones

San Ignacio is a project of renovation and expansion of a residence located in the state of Nayarit in Mexico. The client's request was to renew the existing building, which was in poor condition, and to build two new volumes, one to serve as a flexible space for photography services and other creative expressions, and the second as an outdoor living space directly connected to the pool.

In a charming neighborhood near the Historic Center of Padua, an important renovation project has come to life. This residence, built between the Fifties and Sixties by the illustrious Architect Cartamantiglia, represents an authentic masterpiece of Twentieth Century architecture. The architects at 2979 STUDIO immediately recognized the importance and iconic legacy of this work, approaching the project with a deep respect for its history and significance.

The renovation of this house located in the historic district of Villanova in Cagliari represents a perfect balance between tradition and modernity. By preserving the historical essence of the building, with high ceilings, stone walls, and wooden fixtures, the intervention has been able to enhance these elements through a design that provides modern comfort and functionality. 

150 Melides is a project by José Adrião Architects that represents a refined synthesis between contemporary architecture and respect for the Portuguese landscape. The work is inspired by the local nature and integrates interior spaces designed to ensure brightness, comfort, and sustainability. Every detail is studied to create a harmonious dialogue between the residence and the natural context, using innovative materials and ecological solutions to improve the living quality and enhance the surrounding environment.

The restoration of the residence in Greece has returned legibility to the original features of the building, revealing historical traces such as a Venetian portal and stone walls, while the new modern additions, like the staircase volume and technical solutions, harmoniously integrate with the pre-existing architecture, ensuring contemporary comfort.

The renovation project signed by Candoni, Gortana, and Papa has transformed the Panorama Hotel Friuli into an exclusive accommodation. Through careful architectural restoration and a functional redistribution of internal spaces, the studio has managed to combine tradition and innovation, creating unique environments. Local materials, advanced technologies, and refined design define a hospitality that combines well-being, comfort, and a strong connection with the history of the place.

The restructuring intervention has preserved the original architectural features, such as the use of Klinker for the shutters and the rigorous geometry, reinterpreting them in a contemporary way to enhance integration with the landscape and improve the functionality of indoor and outdoor spaces.