Past meets (work-in) progress to futureproof this 19th-century palazzo turned café
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Piazza Libertà, 10, 36071 Arzignano VI, Italy
Design
Clients
MAM Srl, Municipality of Arzignano
Contractor
Moredile of Morabito Massimo Casillo Srl
Artist, Furniture Design
Nero/Alessandro Neretti
Floor Area
565 sq-m
The original architectural features of the 19th-century palazzo are contrasted by new spatial functions and a work-in-progress aesthetic.
Key features
A 19th-century building originally
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