Craft & Innovation

This historic farmhouse, set between Ginestra Fiorentina and Lastra a Signa, is being carefully restored into an elegant Tuscan residence. With origins possibly dating back to the 16th century, the property has evolved over time, expanding to meet the needs of generations past.

The renovation includes structural restoration, modern system upgrades, and the creation of refined interior and exterior spaces that highlight the beauty of the surrounding landscape. It is a full-scale, high end transformation combining historical character with contemporary luxury.

This estate comprises a 17th-century manor house with an adjoining barn, possibly of the Leopoldina era. Its renovation preserves the original structure while introducing a more modern vision.

Our engineers designed and are carrying out the structural work, consolidating the building and carefully restoring its roofs to ensure both strength and authenticity. The interiors are reimagined with a fresh, elegant identity, striking a balance between historic character and contemporary comfort for luxury living.

The project has been thoughtfully designed for high-end living, and also includes fully refurbished exteriors, a new swimming pool, and complete upgrades throughout.

Pian dei Campi is one of the most extensive transformations in our portfolio. The 19th-century barn, once an annex of a nearby manor house, had almost completely collapsed. To restore it, our team designed and executed a new structural system: a steel frame supporting the interior, combined with carefully rebuilt exterior walls.

The outer walls were reconstructed using a blend of local stone and new blocks, preserving the original character while ensuring lasting stability. Inside, the steel framework provides modern strength and safety without compromising the building’s traditional appearance. From structure to finishes, every stage of the intervention was carried out by our engineers.

In Rosennano, our work focused exclusively on the roof of a historic 17th- 18th century manor house, likely once serving as the priest’s residence. The building also featured a cellar and an olive press, reflecting its traditional rural character.

We carried out a complete roof reconstruction using wood throughout rather than the wood-and-terracotta combination typical of other restorations. This approach offers a subtle reinterpretation of the original design.

Unlike our full-renovation projects, Rosennano was an extraordinary maintenance intervention. The focus was on preserving and safeguarding the structure’s integrity through careful, high-quality craftsmanship.

At Montalbiolo Carmignano, our team managed the design and structural works of a comprehensive seismic risk reduction project. The 19th-century complex, once barns and cellars serving a nearby manor house, required extensive consolidation to ensure safety and durability.

Our engineers reinforced the existing vaults, strengthened foundations, and applied reinforced plaster  to the masonry for improved seismic resistance. We also carried out a full renovation of the roof and floor slabs, rebuilding them with a modern wood-and-steel structure.

Our focus was on delivering complete structural consolidation. The result is a building restored with respect for its history, yet equipped with the strength to endure for generations.

At Via Ripa, we carried out a focused intervention centered on consolidating the exterior walls and fully restoring the roof. The property, originally a 17th-century manor house, had seen various additions over time, including 19th-century extensions and a barn added as recently as the 1960s-70s.

This project was a complete roof reconstruction and reinforcement of the masonry to safeguard the building’s stability.

Our role covered the entire process, from procurement and project management to execution, ensuring the restoration was handled with precision and care at every stage.