Our main objective is to improve the quality of people's living spaces by fostering dialogue between the existing and the new, the natural and the artificial, with respect, attention, and collaboration with the end user. The starting point for each project, regardless of its scale, is the search for the "genetic code" of the built, natural, and human environment.

Our method relies on an analysis of the context and its values, both instrumental and cultural, to create new spaces from existing places, without distorting them.

We focus on reuse rather than demolition and reconstruction. Our interventions seek to create spaces that are both functional and emotional, without imposing themselves as icons, but rather presenting themselves as subtle, almost silent operations in dialogue with the identity of the place and in listening to the expectations its users project onto it.