To create space is to listen to what was, and to imagine what might be.


Reconfigured spaces within the old skin of Rome, transforming the former Mira Lanza complex into a micro-urban landscape. A grid drawn from the historic façade structures the project, aligning new interventions with traces of the past.



Nodes emerge at the gables, inverting solid and void to create shared courtyards and open living spaces. The rotation along the site’s axis introduces movement, connecting old and new through spatial rhythm.

Each program adopts distinct typologies and materials, forming a collage of residential and communal life. 

Together, creating a spatial dialogue between memory and regeneration.