Elisa Pardini reflects on a transformative year in regenerative design, material innovation and sensory architecture, celebrating new projects, recognition and the launch of the weekly Lines of Thought series, while looking ahead to the architectural trends shaping 2026.
Retrofitting architecture preserves heritage while reducing carbon impact. At 102BG, a Grade II listed home in Belgravia, thoughtful adaptive reuse, walk-on skylights and a lightweight glass extension create a brighter, energy-efficient design that respects the building’s historic character.
Material honesty shaped every detail of 602CD, a contemporary villa in the Tuscan countryside. Through natural stone interiors, lime plaster, wood architecture and conscious design, the project reveals how sustainable materials create calmer, healthier and more grounded homes.
A reflection on how Palazzina in Tuscany brings wellbeing architecture, biophilic design and sustainable living together to create a restorative rural home.
A reflection on how Palazzina in Tuscany brings wellbeing architecture, biophilic design and sustainable living together to create a restorative rural home.
Elisa Pardini shares her reflections on serving as a juror for the Archello Awards 2025, discussing the values that define design excellence in a changing architectural landscape.
Discover how PHA reimagined a London house into a luminous, connected family home — where light, play and structure redefine modern living.
Discover how PHA transformed a London mews rooftop into a sensory garden; a light-filled extension that fuses architecture, nature, and urban wellbeing.
A Knightsbridge retrofit where sustainable design, natural light, and adaptability redefine London mews architecture for modern urban living.
Elisa Pardini, Partner and Architect Director of Pardini Hall Architecture, has been selected to join the international jury for the 2025 Archello Awards — a global celebration of architectural innovation and excellence.











