Place, time and identity: a contemporary approach to Hospitality projects

Architecture and landscape offer a powerful combination for the creation of projects that reflect the essence of the places in which they arise, overcoming standardization to create unique and authentic spaces. The concept of durability, understood as a project's ability to endure over time, becomes central to this process, ensuring not only sustainability but also cultural relevance. In this context, the recovery and reuse of disused historic or industrial buildings also represent an opportunity to regenerate portions of the city and strengthen the identity of territories. The integration of architecture and landscape thus becomes fundamental in responding to the growing demand for high-quality hospitality experiences, capable of combining memory and innovation.