Cardinali House, Pisa

Description

A stratified apartment, altered through centuries and found in decay, was restored by preserving its layout and clarifying spatial continuity. Historic traces, including the stuccoed alcove and modest decorations, were enhanced, while new functions were added through transparent partitions and light structures in iron and glass. These reversible devices defined kitchen, bathrooms, and loggia without breaking volumetric unity, reopening passages and establishing a visual axis that links interior and garden.