Savona
The Savona Ceramics Museum, housed in the historic Palazzo del Monte di Pietà, founded by Sixtus IV in 1480, showcases over six centuries of art and manufacturing tradition. Its collections, comprising approximately one thousand artifacts from the 15th century to the present, demonstrate the excellence of Savona and Albisola, among the most renowned ceramic centers in the Mediterranean. A journey that unites history, art, and identity, in dialogue with the Civic Art Gallery of Palazzo Gavotti.
Willow Grove
Saliceto Castle, a medieval complex built over centuries, still retains the characteristics of its ancient fortified architecture. The restoration project, awarded the 2010 Domus Restauro Gold Medal, has breathed new life into the structure, preserving its memory and materiality. Emblematic of the dialogue between past and present is the "Fourth Tower," a contemporary landmark that completes and renews the castle's identity.
Quiliano
Built in 1875 to a design by Domenico Queirolo, it is a 19th-century residence immersed in an elegant English-style park.
Over time it has served civil and cultural purposes, becoming a symbol of memory and shared identity.
The restoration project stemmed from the desire to preserve and enhance the original architectural identity conceived by Luigi Vietti, maintaining intact its compositional principles, its relationship with the landscape, and the material quality of the spaces.
The project is developed in keeping with the architect's design philosophy, founded on the balance between modernity and tradition, harmonious integration with the natural context, and the use of authentic materials capable of interacting with the landscape. Vietti interpreted architecture as a living, spontaneous organism deeply rooted in its location, avoiding any extraneous or self-referential gesture.
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Vado Ligure
The new cultural center was created as a space dedicated to the dissemination, sharing, and promotion of culture in the area.
Conceived as a solid, protective volume clad in Ligurian blue ceramic, the building houses functions open to the community.
The entire complex is designed to be accessible, inclusive, and capable of becoming a new meeting and gathering point.
Cengio
The Cengio air raid shelter, converted into an innovative underground cheese-aging facility, takes advantage of the ideal natural conditions for slow, controlled maturation.
This transformation has restored dignity and function to an abandoned war structure, giving gastronomic and cultural value to the Savona hinterland.
Savona
The Library of the Savona Ceramics Museum houses a unique collection of books and documents, entirely dedicated to the history of majolica and the decorative arts. Created as a tool for study and exploration, it offers rare volumes, catalogs, and specialized texts that testify to centuries of research and tradition. A silent and precious place, where knowledge becomes a living continuation of Savona's cultural memory.
Albenga
The GF Group offices in Albenga, the Italian headquarters of one of the leading international fruit and vegetable companies, are built in harmony with the landscape and the nearby Torre Pernice, a medieval symbol of the area. The building, partially underground, is considered a project that combines respect for historical memory with functional innovation.
Dego
Dego's Verallia Lab, the Saint-Gobain Group's eco-sustainable showroom, was designed as a multifunctional space dedicated to glass packaging innovation. The building harmoniously blends with the surrounding landscape, a place where research, creativity, and sustainability come together to transform prototypes into manufacturing excellence.
Savona
Residential property located on the Torre del Mare promontory, facing the island of Bergeggi, with a project aimed at restoring its architectural quality and integrating it into the landscape.
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Albisola
Private residential project completed in Albisola Marina in 2007. The building was born from the idea of discreet integration with the site, favoring a direct relationship between architecture and nature. The use of simple materials and natural tones helps strengthen the connection with the surrounding landscape. The project strikes a balance between contemporary living needs and respect for the Ligurian agricultural context.
Albisola
In Albisola Superiore, the project involved the construction of a new Arimondo store, designed to integrate harmoniously with the adjacent buildings and fit coherently into a modern and functional urban context.
The project also included a major road redevelopment project, with the construction of a modern roundabout aimed at improving traffic flow and optimising traffic flow, increasing the safety and functionality of the entire urban area.
