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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.
A reflection on how boutique hospitality and environmental branding design transform ordinary spaces into immersive brand experiences, rooted in story, sustainability, and emotion.
A Forte dei Marmi apartment where sculptural forms, marble surfaces, and Italian craftsmanship converge to create a refined expression of coastal minimalism.