The architectural project draws inspiration from Le Corbusier, transforming a historically rich site into a modern dwelling while preserving its monastic atmosphere. The design includes a multifunctional ground floor and prioritizes natural light throughout the structure. The new top floor opens to the south, maximizing sunlight, while maintaining a careful balance between old and new. It incorporates existing techniques with advanced technologies for urban living, featuring a garden with chickens and preserving valuable historical elements, creating a dialogue between the new construction and the existing church facade, enriching the streetscape.
The architectural intervention embodies a palimpsest-like approach, creating a harmonious balance between preserving the site's rich history and integrating innovative designs, enhancing intensive urban living.
Emphasizing natural sunlight with strategic orientation, the new top floor enhances living spaces while preserving the essence of the original monastic atmosphere, revitalizing urban dwelling.
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