Built around 1925 and located along the tree-lined avenue that once connected Bardolino’s town center to the Lake Garda railway station (now dismissed), Palazzo Vittoria has undergone a renovation project aimed at reconciling a conservative approach to the historic structure with a contemporary reinterpretation of both its interior and exterior spaces.

The apartment is located in the heart of Padova, close to the quiet Eremitani square, characterized by its elegant and sober church and monumental trees. The square represents a meeting point between history, art, and everyday city life, framed by important medieval and Renaissance buildings. 

The proposal for the new “Giovanni Tonini” alpine hut envisions a simple, functional, and welcoming building, deeply integrated into its alpine setting and capable of maintaining a symbolic connection with the memory of the refuge destroyed by fire in 2016.

The restoration and enhancement project of the historic park of Villa Maffei Sigurtà focused on the vegetation elements and the reorganization of spaces and landscape views through the introduction of a few architectural interventions.