LA PICCIONAIA
The building was acquired in 2004 in a state of ruin. A brick on the upper floor, dated 1888, marks the original structure. The property takes its name from its pigeon tower. Following restoration, the crociera (vaulted ground floor) and upper floor were returned to use, while an annex now houses the artist’s atelier.
The renovation prioritised ecological and traditional materials, following the principles of restauro conservativo. Original structural elements lost or modified over time were largely reinstated. The ground-floor annex now serves as a summer studio, while paintings by the artist feature throughout the house.
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