Architecture doesn’t have to mean building anew. Sometimes, it can mean removing things in order to rediscover an authenticity that centuries of meddling has obscured. In Milan, the private residence of Vincenzo De Cotiis is one such project; an homage to the raw beauty of an 18th-century space, which reflects the architect’s overarching fascination with aging objects.
University Days
University days
A Beautiful Confusion
Broken Linearity
Conflicted
Water plays an important role in the design of this residence.
Set in a beautifully lush landscape, the backyard opens up to an fun little sitting area.
