Soft forms, tactile materials and sustainable solutions bring a contemporary interpretation to the Art Nouveau character of this hotel on the Romagna coast, where the communal areas and seafront terrace have been redesigned to weave traces of the building’s past into a contemporary setting

In Białystok, Moon Loong creates a space inspired by Japanese architecture, where light and visual continuity shape the interior experience. Italian ceramics reinforce the project's identity through elegant, richly textured surfaces

At Quinta do Lago in Portugal, the Monte Golf 3A residence connects interiors, terraces, swimming pools and lake views through clean architectural forms and a consistent use of materials and surfaces

This villa in Kunshan, China, designed for a large family, combines contemporary, understated architecture with materials chosen to stand the test of time, including Italian ceramic surfaces that help create bright, restrained and welcoming interiors

The View, a residential tower in the heart of Saronno designed by Marco Ciarlo Associati and Progetto CMR, offers a contemporary model of urban living centred on greenery, shared amenities and a high-performance building envelope. The tower features generous planted terraces and a ventilated façade combining warm grey render with ceramic cladding

Interpump Hydraulics’ new industrial complex combines technical performance with aesthetic quality in an ambitious, innovative project that uses surfaces, spaces, finishes and colours to give architectural expression to the company’s identity

The practice Domenico Perrone&P. has refurbished the Quinto Orazio Flacco school with a ventilated porcelain stoneware façade, improving energy efficiency and comfort while giving the building a new architectural identity

Just a few kilometres from Zakopane, Poland’s mountain sports capital, a new home set against the spectacular backdrop of the High Tatras combines local building traditions with carefully considered contemporary design

Rome’s new Colosseo-Fori Imperiali station on Metro Line C brings archaeology and design together, transforming a transport hub into a destination in its own right, with Italian-made porcelain stoneware playing a key role

Set among the hills like an organic extension of the landscape, Gianluca Facchinelli’s new school is designed as a place for community while maintaining a close relationship with nature

Completed in Monza in 2025, the Verdeluce residential complex takes greenery and sustainability as its guiding themes, placing residents’ wellbeing and the balance between architecture and nature at the heart of the project

The MODE Hotel in Rimini was designed by twelve architectural practices together with the Milan Polytechnic’s School of Design as part of a shared commitment to comfort, functionality and environmental stewardship. This experimental, eco-conscious approach prioritises meticulous detail and a high-quality guest experience