One of our first assignments, executed right from the analysis and research phases, was therestoration and reuse project of the former convent of Santa Maria Maggiore in Florence. A building seventeenth century, constructed on medieval pre-existences, which during the twentieth century was used first as a barracks and then as a school. Finally, with our intervention, the convent became the “House of Creativity”.

Since then we have engaged in dozens ofrestoration interventions on historic and monumental buildings. From the feasibility study for the “Non finito” (trad. Unfinished) Palace, seat of the Anthropology Museum, to the recovery of the seventeenth-century headquarters of the Montedomini Institute. We worked also on the renovation of farmhouses and villas in the Tuscan countryside and on the restoration project for the Pagliere Reali on behalf of the Uffizi Galleries. More recently we drafted the technical-economic feasibility plan for the Church and Museum of Orsanmichele. We are currently engaged in the restoration of the former monastery of Sant’Agostino in Piacenza, the future headquarters of the State Archive.

Abroad our firm participatedin the restoration projects for in Sao José dos Campos, Belém, Salvador de Bahia and Santiago de Chile. Here we collaborated with the University of Santiago in the recovery of the “Artes y Oficios” School. Finally, it is worth mentioning our master plan for the restoration of the historic center of Sao Paulo.